intimate life

Vaginal candidiasis is a very common infection in women due to the increased population of the fungus Candida albicans , which is normally present in the flora of the woman's intimate region but develops very much in some situations. Vaginal candidiasis is more common in pregnant women and women with weakened immune systems, and some of the major causes include excessive use of antibiotics or steroids, diabetes or poor hygiene habits, because they facilitate the growth of fungi

Brown discharge is normal after menstruation because it is common to get some blood clots until a few days after the end of menstruation. In addition, brown discharge is also common after intimate contact or due to irritation of the walls of the vagina, especially during menstruation or pregnancy. However, brown discharge when it lasts for more than 3 days may also indicate the presence of vaginal infections, such as trichomoniasis, which arise especially when vaginal pH is altered by frequent vaginal douches, for example

The lump in the vagina, which may also be known as a lump in the vagina, is almost always the result of an inflammation of the glands that help lubricate the vaginal canal, known as the Bartholin and Skene glands. sign of a serious problem, since this inflammation passes by itself. However, if the lump causes symptoms like itching, burning or pain it may indicate other problems that need medical treatment, such as varicose veins, herpes or even cancer

Treatment for cervical cancer depends on the stage of the tumor, metastasis of disease, age, and general health status of the patient. However, in most cases it is recommended to perform a hysterectomy, and it may be necessary to remove the fallopian tubes, ovaries and ganglia from the region. Cancer of the uterus has healing, especially when it is identified and treated early

The main cause of cervical cancer is the presence of HPV type 6, 11, 16 or 18, a sexually transmitted disease caused by Human Papilloma Virus, as it stimulates the appearance of changes in the DNA of cells, leading to the appearance of cancer. Cervical cancer, also called cervical cancer, is at higher risk from the age of 20, but it mostly occurs in women between the ages of 40 and 60

Which is: Vaginismus is a disease in which the body does not allow vaginal penetration, during intimate contact, or other objects such as the internal absorbent or the vaginal speculum that the gynecologist uses to perform the examination of the vagina. This change can occur at any stage of a woman's active sex life, and may have physical or psychological causes that cause an involuntary contraction of the lower vaginal muscles, specifically the pubococcygeus, preventing the opening of the vagina

Pain in the vagina is common to occur and usually does not mean anything very serious. Because of the various causes, as soon as the pain begins, attention should be paid to some of the symptoms, such as pain or burning when you urinate, redness in the intima, swollen vagina, presence of wounds, lumps or warts, and menstrual bleeding

Ovarian cyst, also known as an ovarian cyst, is a fluid-filled pouch that forms in or around the ovary, which can cause pain in the pelvic region, delayed menstruation, or difficulty in getting pregnant. Generally, the cyst in the ovary is benign and disappears after a few months without needing treatment, however, if you present symptoms, you may need medical treatment

Sexually transmitted diseases, such as gonorrhea or AIDS, can occur when having sex without a condom, either through intimate vaginal, anal or oral contact. However, the chances of infection increase when you have several partners in the same time period, and these diseases also affect men and women of all ages

Gardnerella Vaginalis and Gardnerella Mobiluncus sp are two bacteria that normally live in the vagina without causing any kind of symptom. However, when they multiply exaggeratedly, they can cause an infection popularly known as bacterial vaginosis, which lead to the production of foul-smelling and foul-smelling odor

Greenish or yellowish-green discharge when accompanied by unpleasant odor, itching, and burning in the intima may be a sign of trichomoniasis, a vaginal infection, or vulvovaginitis, an inflammation occurring simultaneously in the vulva and vagina. In most cases, the greenish discharge is almost always accompanied by other symptoms and it is recommended to consult the gynecologist as soon as possible so that it can indicate the best treatment

Gardnerella vaginalis is a bacterium that inhabits the female intimate region, but is usually found in very low concentrations and does not produce any type of problem or symptom. However, when Gardnerella concentrations increase because of risk factors such as cigarette smoking, frequent vaginal lavage, or multiple sexual partners, a vaginal infection, known as bacterial vaginosis or Gardnerella vaginitis, may develop

Bleeding outside of the menstrual period can be considered normal when it occurs after gynecological examinations and contraceptive change, with no treatment being necessary and not indicating any health problem. In most cases, bleeding out of the menstrual period corresponds to spotting , also called leak bleeding, which is a small bleeding that can occur between menstrual cycles and lasts for about 2 days

Doderlein bacilli, also called lactobacilli, are bacteria that are part of the bacterial flora of the vagina. They are bacteria responsible for protecting the intimate region of the woman and avoid the proliferation of microorganisms that can cause diseases, such as bacterial vaginosis, for example, where there is a decrease in the amount of lactobacilli and a predominance of the bacterium Gardnerella vaginalis or Gardnerella mobiluncus

White discharge when accompanied by unusual smell and consistency may be a sign of a vaginal infection such as candidiasis or a change in normal vaginal flora such as bacterial vaginosis. In these cases, the discharge is accompanied by other symptoms, such as burning and vaginal itching, and it is recommended to consult the gynecologist as soon as possible, so that the doctor can recommend the best treatment

The sensation of pain, burning or itching in the vagina can be caused by allergies, rashes or irritation of the skin that arise from reactions to underwear, hygiene products, softeners or creams. They can also indicate an infection, such as candidiasis, vaginosis, trichomoniasis or gonorrhea, for example, especially when accompanied by other symptoms such as discharge or bad smell in the region

When vaginal discharge has some color, smell, thick or unusual consistency, it may indicate the presence of some vaginal infection such as candidiasis or trichomoniasis or the presence of any sexually transmitted disease such as gonorrhea. Therefore, when vaginal discharge is not a transparent discharge and is white, yellow, green, pink or brown, it may indicate different problems such as vaginal infections, for example, it is important to consult your gynecologist to treat the problem

Lymphogranuloma venereum, also called mule, is a sexually transmitted disease caused by three different strains of the bacterium Chlamydia trachomatis , with the formation of painless, fluid-filled wounds in the intimate region that are not always perceived. This disease is transmitted sexually, so it is important to use the condom in all intimate contacts, as well as pay attention to the hygiene of the intimate region after intercourse

The main female hormones are estrogen and progesterone , which are manufactured in the ovaries, enter into activity in adolescence and suffer constant variations during the day to day of the woman. Some factors that alter the amount of female hormones are time of day, menstrual cycle, health status, menopause, use of some medications, stress, emotional factors and pregnancy

Symptoms of ovarian cancer, such as irregular bleeding, swollen belly or abdominal pain, can be very difficult to identify, especially as they can be mistaken for other less serious problems such as urinary tract infections or hormonal changes. Thus, the best ways to identify early changes that may indicate ovarian cancer include being alert to any abnormal symptoms, going in for regular consultations with the gynecologist or taking preventive tests, for example