… The majority of infections can be identified and treated if the pathophysiology of a vaginal …
Therefore, in this article a systematic system for the diagnosis of vaginal discharges is …

… commonest vaginal infections—namely, vaginal bacteriosis (VB), aerobic vaginitis (AV),
vulvovaginal candidosis (VVC), and trichomoniasis. As previously explained, viral infections of …

… Vaginal discharge is among the 25 most common reasons for … 72 Approximately 40% of
women with vaginal symptoms will … is the most common form of vaginal infection (30% to 35%), …

… We have reported previously an association between vaginal group B streptococci carriage
… vaginal swabs were taken from the posterior vaginal fornix area instead of the lower vagina …

… vaginal discharge in women of reproductive age and is the most common vaginal infection
… of normally occurring Lactobacillus bacteria in the vagina with other bacteria such as …

… vaginal infections as risk factors for preterm birth. 8' 9 Some of these studies have examined
relatively small numbers of preterm births and assessed vaginal infections … vaginal infection …

… + would have decreased acquisition of these vaginal infections. We are unaware of longitudinal
studies of acquisition of these vaginal infections comparing women with and without LB+…

… considered predictive of specific vaginal infections have clear limitations. For women carrying
yeast, pruritus was not more common than forwomen with other infections in this population…

… Vaginal DQC (10 mg) as 6-day therapy offers a safe and effective option for empiric therapy
of different vaginal infections … data for the therapy of vaginal infections with vaginal DQC and …

… In addition, some intravaginal practices are uncommon and HIV infection is a relatively rare
… ) intravaginal practices and vaginal infections; and 3) vaginal infections and HIV acquisition …