Vaginitis

Vaginitis is a female issue which means inflammation of the vagina. Whether in relation to the vagina or not, something that is inflamed can cause pain and discomfort, and in some cases the pain can be very severe indeed. If you have a vaginal concern whether it be that of vaginal odor, vaginal pimples or genital acne you should seek medical attention. Vaginal infections are not conditions that go away by themselves without treatment. Illnesses and disorders if left untreated

 it can escalate into something more serious that what it first started as. It is not good no matter how small your problem seems to be is to ignore it. Ignorance kills.

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One regular cause of vaginitis is due to infections, however allergies to particular bathroom products such as soap or scented fragrances, or to the rubber in specific condoms, can be accountable. As with most conditions the way to determine what it is, is by the symptoms it brings. And also with most vaginal conditions these are not always nice, in fact most are quite unpleasant.

Symptoms of vaginitis may include?
• A change in vaginal discharge, (in smell and color.)
• Vaginal itching or burning.
• Uneasiness when urinating
• Sexual intercourse discomfort

Vaginitis can be caused by many different sorts of organism, although the symptoms tend to be alike. The most recognized cause is an infection that most women will know of, heard about, or even suffered from, and that is thrush.

Thrush infection is caused by a fungus (candida albicans) and is noted for the rise of vaginitis. Symptoms of thrush are itching in and around the genitals. Unlike some vaginal infections, vaginitis does not bring more vaginal discharge. If fungus is found in the vagina then this has normally happened because of the change in the vagina's acid balance, which leads to a rise in fungus growth.

Trichomonas

Trichomonas is caused by a small organism called a flagellate. With this condition change in vaginal discharge is quite evident in its appearance and consistency. Expect to see a greenish-yellow discharge and maybe plenty of it. Itching, burning sensation, or pain in the vagina also. Trichomonas is usually successfully treated with a course of antibiotics.
Aside from thrush infection we also have another familiar infection called Bacterial vaginosis (BV for short.)

Gardnerella vaginalis (bacterial vaginosis) is caused by the growth of bacteria that causes the acidity of the vagina to become more alkaline. Vaginal discharge shows up as greyish and frothy with a nasty fishy smell.

Diagnosis for BV is carried out by analyzing a swab from the discharge. Treatment for bacterial vaginosis is a short course of antibiotics. If you have reason to believe that you are affected by vaginitis then you must pop along to your doctor`s surgery to be tested so that he/she can clarify that this is what you have. The quicker you do this the quicker you can be prescribed the appropriate medication to cure your infection.
With vaginal infections you have to absolutely sure of which one you have because certain STDs, may need a different approach in the way treatments are conducted. Seek advice from your GP, Family Planning Clinic, genitourinary medicine (GUM) clinic
Play it safe and stay safe by having your condition determined or treated.