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Vaginitis Cronica
Vaginitis cronica cannot be treated with the same methods as cervical dysplasia is treated, such as a leep procedure, cryosyrgery, etc.
Treatment is quick and simple with the use of antibiotics or hormones. The condition is common in women of childbearing age and is not dangerous if treated. Inflammation of the vagina and vulva may stem from a variety of causes including bacterial and fungus infections, hormone deficiency, poor hygiene, etc.
Vaginitis cronica cannot be treated with the same methods as cervical dysplasia is treated, such as a leep procedure, cryosyrgery, etc.
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Vaginitis Cronica -
Cervical, LEEP Procedure
Women suffering from HIV and those with a poor immune system are also at risk for developing recurrent episodes. New infections can also lead to repeated episodes. Otherwise, recurrent inflammations are possible. A treatment course should be completed even if the signs of the condition have disappeared. Vaginitis cronica cannot be treated with the same methods as cervical dysplasia is treated, such as a leep procedure, cryosyrgery, etc.
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