Although the precise cause of bacterial vaginosis (BV) is unknown, an imbalance in the vagina’s normal bacterial flora is thought to be the cause. A healthy vagina contains a balance of “bad” and “good” bacteria, mostly lactobacilli and other microorganisms. When this equilibrium is upset, an excessive number of “bad” bacteria proliferate, which results in … Read more
Yes, it is possible for a man to transmit a bacterial infection to a woman through sexual contact. Bacterial infections can be sexually transmitted, and both men and women can be carriers of or infected with these bacteria. Common sexually transmitted bacterial infections include chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis. Here are a few examples of how … Read more
Antibiotics are usually used to treat bacterial vaginosis (BV) in order to balance the bacteria in the vagina. The particular antibiotic, dosage, and length of treatment may change based on the infection’s severity and the advice of the medical professional. Here are the common treatment options for BV: It’s important to complete the full course … Read more