Problems with inflammatory vaginal infections are common gynaecological problems in which inflammation of the vagina (vaginitis) due to bacteria, fungi or parasites. They often cause unpleasant symptoms, which can include abnormal discharge (white, yellow, greyish or lumpy), itching or burning, redness or swelling of the mucous membranes, unpleasant odour, pain during intercourse or urination.
The most common pathogens are bawhich - e.g. for bacterial vaginosis, glivice - most commonly Candida albicans or paraziti.
Treatment depends on the causative agent and usually involves antibiotics for bacterial infections, antifungal drugs for fungal infections, antimicrobial drugs for parasites, and hygiene measures and avoidance irritants (fragrances, aggressive soaps).
It is important to the infection is identified in time and treated appropriatelyas untreated infections can cause complicationssuch as inflammation of the reproductive tract, problems getting pregnant or an increased risk of sexually transmitted infections.