How to understand the nature of your intimate problem

When it comes to intimate problems, in women, attention is always maximum: first of all, because vaginal infections, if left untreated, can compromise your health, but also because the symptoms associated with them are really annoying and often prevent you. to live peacefully.

But how much do you know about intimate problems?

The most common gynecological affections in women are undoubtedly bacterial vaginosis and candida which, although both annoying and unpleasant in the same way, have completely different symptoms - and treatments -. Let's find out its characteristics together.

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Bacterial vaginosis: definition and symptoms

It is due to an imbalance of the vaginal flora: the vagina, of course, is populated by lactobacilli, friendly bacteria which, in normal situations, help protect the delicate mucosa from the attack of other bacteria which are also present in the vagina but in much lower concentrations. However, when you have more bad bacteria than good, we are faced with this unpleasant infection.

The main symptom of bacterial vaginosis is abundant and foul-smelling discharge: it should not be difficult to distinguish them from normal vaginal fluid as they are particularly abundant and have a bad smell. Bacterial vaginosis is characterized by an alteration in the vaginal pH value, which is normally around 4.5, and which in the presence of bacterial vaginosis exceeds this value.

Candida: definition and symptoms

Candida is a disease caused by a fungus that occurs naturally in the vagina. When this fungus begins to proliferate due to various causes such as stress, weakened immunity, antibiotic therapies, we can suffer from this unpleasant condition.

The main symptoms of candida are abundant white discharge, similar in texture to fresh cheese, and an annoying intimate itch. In the presence of candida the vaginal pH is not altered (pH ≤ 4.5) These two pathologies are different from each other and require different treatments. But how to understand if our intimate discomfort is derived from candida or bacterial vaginosis?

Gyno-Canestest: the "innovation in" self-diagnosis of female intimate disorders

Gyno-Canestest is a convenient self-test capable of highlighting changes in the pH of vaginal secretions, providing accurate results in just 10 seconds. It can be purchased in pharmacies and can be used independently, Gyno-Canestest has an accuracy of over 90%.

The use of the tampon is easy and intuitive: just insert it into the vagina, rotate it slightly and then remove it. After 10 seconds the tip of the swab, in case of infection, may change color, or remain the same:

- if it turns green / blue it means that the vaginal pH is altered and we are in the presence of a possible bacterial vaginosis;
- if it does not change color it means that the pH is within the norm and that we are in the presence of a possible candidiasis.

Once the problem has been identified, you can choose the right treatment in total safety and freedom, or go to your doctor for advice on the most suitable treatment.

Fast and reliable results in the comfort of your own home, thanks to Gyno-Canestest.

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