Description
What is vaginal pH?
The vagina has natural protective layer that acts as a defense mechanism against pathogens and infections. This protective layer is acidic in nature. This means that the vaginal pH fluctuates between 3.8 to 4.5
A LOW pH CREATES BALANCE BETWEEN GOOD AND BAD BACTERIA
Lactobacilli are some of the main bacteria responsible for maintaining a healthy vaginal flora. Their production of lactic acid contributes to a healthy acidity of the vaginal environment. A natural acidity is important, because bacteria that cause diseases don’t grow well and can’t reproduce easily in an acidic environment.
Condition in the human vagina: Vary during different life stages (menstrual cycle, pregnancy, and menopause) and other daily activities. As condition change, the natural balance of the bacteria also changes, which can lead to discomfort, irritation and even infection.
What is Vaginitis?
Vaginitis is very common; vaginitis is an inflammation, infection or change in normal flora of the vagina and the vulva that may cause pain, itching and discharge.
How many types of Vaginitis?
Three types of Vaginitis occur most frequently:
• Bacterial Vaginosis
• Yeast (Candida) infections
• Trichomonas Infections
| Bacterial Vaginosis | Yeast Infection | |
| Odor | Often cause a fish like smell especially after coitus | Usually doesn’t cause an odor |
| Discharge Texture | Thin and watery | Foamy thick and clumpy |
| Discharge Color | Grayish or greenish | White |
| Vulva appearance | You may not notice any change | Inflamed, reddish or lighter or darker in color, often with a white coating around the outside of your vagina |
| Itching and burning | Not necessarily, though you might notice itching if you have more discharge | Very common, especially during urination |
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