Vaginitis is an almost universal problem for women, especially during the reproductive years. In many cases the etiology of the vaginitis is sexually transmitted and this knowledge has an intense impact upon the patient. The three major types of vaginitis are discussed in this article with special attention to the anticipatory counseling and guidance so necessary to optimum management. Information about vaginal physiology and general perineal hygiene is also included. Three common causes of vaginitis are discussed.
Vaginitis: Its diagnosis and treatment
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