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Nonspecific Vaginitis
Nonspecific vaginitis cannot be treated with cryosurgery or pap smear, but it requires special medications.
Vaginal infections often begin when a woman’s natural resistance is lowered by anxiety, tension, lack of sleep, poor diet, and sexual activity with an infected partner. To combat bacterial infections, a diet rich in a full spectrum of vitamins and minerals is important, as is high-quality protein (antibodies are made of protein).
Nonspecific vaginitis cannot be treated with cryosurgery or pap smear, but it requires special medications.
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Nonspecific Vaginitis -
Cryosurgery, Pap Smear
It is very common and you will likely have it some time in your life. Other symptoms include frequent urination, vaginal itching and burning. This is an irritation of the vagina and often causes an abnormal discharge and odor. This condition is more commonly called Bacterial Vaginosis. Nonspecific vaginitis cannot be treated with cryosurgery or pap smear, but it requires special medications.
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