Inflammation/discharge
In the vagina is maintained a unique balance of the environment, which prevents the development of infections. This is due to a low pH (acidity) that is maintained by the presence and activity of the Lactobacillus bacterium. If the balance disrupts, different microorganisms find a favorable medium for growth and cause different types of discharge and irritation. By measuring pH and analyzing the discharge under the microscope, the correct diagnosis can be quickly determined. The causes of inflammation of the vagina can be different: yeast (eg. Candida albicans), bacteria (eg. Chlamydia), viruses (Herpes, HPV) or Protozoa (Trichomonades)
In the vagina is maintained a unique balance of the environment, which prevents the development of infections. This is due to a low pH (acidity) that is maintained by the presence and activity of the Lactobacillus bacterium. If the balance disrupts, different microorganisms find a favorable medium for growth and cause different types of discharge and irritation. By measuring pH and analyzing the discharge under the microscope, the correct diagnosis can be quickly determined. The causes of inflammation of the vagina can be different: yeast (eg. Candida albicans), bacteria (eg. Chlamydia), viruses (Herpes, HPV) or Protozoa (Trichomonades)
