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Vaginitis is inflammation of the vagina. Up to one third of women may experience symptoms of vaginitis at some point in their lives. Vaginitis, which can generally be seen in women of all ages, is a very common disorder, especially during the reproductive age. There are variants of this disorder such as fungal infection, bacterial vaginosis, trichomoniasis and atrophic vaginitis. Vaginitis, which can occur due to various reasons, is always a treatable condition once the causes are identified.

It is important to first examine the causes of vaginitis. Vaginitis may occur due to pregnancy, long-term antibiotic treatments, diabetes, obesity, nylon or synthetic clothing, perfumed, colored toilet paper, pad or tampon use, intrauterine devices (spirals), changes in hormone levels and sexual intercourse. Although vaginitis symptoms may vary from individual to individual, general symptoms include foul-smelling and change in color of vaginal discharge, itching and severe burning in the genital area, swelling, irritation and redness in the genital area, severe pain and burning sensation during sexual intercourse and urination. A vaginal discharge sample is taken to determine the type and cause of this disorder. With this sample taken, the type and cause of vaginitis are determined. Vaginitis, the causes and type can be identified by clinical investigations, is curable with the right treatment. Treatment mdality can be limited with a medine-use or cream, or gel applied to the vagina. In some cases, treatment recommendations may also be given to the spouse. The treatment method is determined by the gynecologist according to the type of vaginitis. The important thing in this treatment process is not to leave it uncompleted just because the symptoms disappear for a specific period of time. Recurrence of vaginitis is quite high after treatment is abandoned. Adapting to the treatment process and following to the doctor’s instructions is very important for the treatment to be completely treatedç.

In addition to the treatment of vaginitis, which every woman experiences at some point in their life, there are also ways to prevent this disease or reduce its risk. Correct hygiene practices, such as regular bathing and cleaning the genital area from front to back, are an important step to prevent vaginitis. Along with these, another important step is a safe and healthy sexual life. On the other hand, limiting the use of tight trousers or tight clothing, using cotton underwear and changing underwear daily will be an effective method. At the same time, the genital area should be kept away from irritation. To avoid irritation, it is important to avoid using perfumed pads, tampons or toilet paper. With these precautions being applied, vaginitis can be reduced or completely prevented.

Turkey rankls as one of the top countries in gynecological treatments thanks to its wealth of accurate and rapid diagnostc practices in types of vaginitis . As Prospero Medical, we offer affordable, quality treatment packages in the field of gynecology and collobrate with Turkey’s leading gynecologists in Izmir and Istanbul.

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