Doctors are not exactly sure why bacterial vaginosis develops. Because it occurs more commonly in people who are sexually active, bacterial vaginosis is considered by some to be sexually transmitted. However, bacterial vaginosis also occurs in people who either are not sexually active or have been in long-term relationships with just one person.
In some women, bacterial vaginosis continues to return after treatment. Scientists don't understand why this happens. In some cases,...
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Uncomplicated urinary tract infection; UTI - acute; Acute bladder infection; Acute bacterial cystitis Treatment Antibiotics taken by... Read more »
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NBP; Prostatodynia; Pelvic pain syndrome; CPPS; Chronic nonbacterial prostatitis; Chronic genitourinary pain Treatment Treatment for... Read more »
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1. Practice good hygiene. Keep your body clean, wash your hands frequently and try to avoid touching the sores. 2. Take salt baths. This method can... Read more »