Treating and Preventing Vaginal Infections

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**Treating and Preventing Vaginal Infections**

During treatment, your doctor may prescribe antifungal preparations such as suppositories or creams. These medications usually take several days to work effectively. Creams are applied topically to reduce symptoms around the vagina and anus. Sometimes, a combination of creams and suppositories may be recommended. It is generally preferred to use these preparations at night to allow the active substances to remain in place without leakage.

A new form of vaginal cream is available, specially designed for ease of use. It requires a single application, which can be done at any convenient time for women, as the risk of leakage is minimal. This cream provides treatment for up to 4 days, constituting a full therapeutic course in a single dose.

Capsules are prescribed by your doctor if the infection is recurring. Although side effects from antifungal medications are rare, they may include headaches and nausea, which usually subside quickly and are not severe.

**Lactobacilli Vaccine for Vaginal Infections**

Lactobacilli vaccine has proven effective in treating and preventing vaginal infections. It is particularly useful for eliminating gardnerella, but it can also help in combating yeast infections. The vaccine promotes the growth of beneficial lactobacilli in the vagina, bolstering local immunity and enhancing resistance against harmful microorganisms.

**Caution When Using Antibiotics**

While antibiotics are essential for treating certain infections, they can disrupt the balance of the vaginal microflora. Some microorganisms may die off due to antibiotics, but Candida fungi, being resilient, can start to multiply, leading to fungal infections. If you are prone to fungal diseases, it is crucial to be cautious when using antibiotics and consider using antifungal preparations simultaneously.

**Risk Factors for Fungal Infections**

Several factors can increase the risk of fungal infections, including:

1. Prolonged use of antibiotics.

2. Wearing wet swimsuits for an extended period, especially in summer.

3. Tight-fitting clothes, synthetic underwear, and clothing that hinders ventilation.

4. Use of antibacterial soap and other products that disrupt the natural flora.

5. Frequent changing of daily and sanitary towels.

6. Use of scented and colored daily pads and toilet paper.

7. Incorrect wiping after using the toilet.

8. Sensitivity to chemicals in bath salts or water basin products.

To reduce the risk of vaginal fungal infections, it's essential to maintain good hygiene, avoid douching, wear breathable underwear, and practice safe sex. If you experience recurrent infections or persistent symptoms, consult a healthcare professional for proper evaluation and treatment.

Trichomoniasis in Men: Transmission, Symptoms, and Complications

Trichomoniasis, caused by the parasite Trichomonas vaginalis, can lead to urethritis in men. The infection is mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse, with asymptomatic men often becoming sources of infection. Additionally, indirect transmission can occur through contaminated items and public facilities.

Urethritis and Its Symptoms: Urethritis can occur acutely, subacutely, or with mild symptoms after sexual intercourse. However, some cases remain asymptomatic, detected only through microscopy. Chronic trichomonas urethritis may lead to periodic relapses and last for years.

Inflammation and Spread: Trichomonads can spread from the urethra to other parts of the urogenital tract, causing complications such as prostatitis, epididymitis, and vesiculitis.

Prostatitis and Epididymitis: Prostatitis can develop as a chronic inflammation, often asymptomatic, leading to occasional urethral inflammation. Epididymitis, on the other hand, may be acute or subacute, with moderate to severe pain.

Other Complications: Trichomonas can cause urethral stricture, cystitis (more common in women), and genital lesions, resembling syphilis or pyoderma.

Sexual Disorders and Fertility: Approximately 5% of trichomoniasis patients experience sexual disorders, primarily associated with chronic prostate inflammation. Prostatitis and epididymitis may lead to fertility issues.

Conclusion: Trichomoniasis in men can have various manifestations, ranging from asymptomatic to mild or severe symptoms. Seeking early medical attention and practicing safe sex are vital to prevent complications and the spread of the infection.

How to treat trihinomas the treatment options?

During treatment, your doctor will choose an anti-fungal preparations (prescription medication).

Suppositories and creams usually take several days. The cream is used topically in reducing the symptoms around the vagina and anus. Often, while using the cream and candles. The preferred time of preparation for the night, because moving the candles on the active substance from flowing. If the partner is the complainant, and he means the cream.
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Risk of fungal diseases:

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if you are wearing a figure-hugging clothes, close underwear, synthetic around dress,
if you used a little antibacterial soap and the overthrow of the funds,
if you continuously change daily and sanitary towels,
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if you have sensitivity to chemicals present in the water basin or bath salts.