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Candida Vaginitis
Candida vaginitis is not usually diagnosed with a colposcopy or treated with cryotherapy.
Since these microorganisms are normally found in the healthy vagina, the condition is not considered sexually transmitted. It should be noted that girls before puberty and women having no sexual contacts with men rarely suffer from the condition. Pregnant women, women who are on birth control pills, antibiotics, and other medications are in the risk group.
Candida vaginitis is not usually diagnosed with a colposcopy or treated with cryotherapy.
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Candida Vaginitis -
Colposcopy, Cryotherapy
Called also vulvovaginal candidiasis or yeast infection, this condition counts to about 25% of all related cases. About 75% of women are reported to have suffered from the condition at least once in a lifetime. Inmost cases, the inflammation of the vagina and vulva are caused by an overgrowth of microorganisms. Candida vaginitis is not usually diagnosed with a colposcopy or treated with cryotherapy.
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