Bacterial Vaginosis Symptoms | Signs of Bacterial Vagina Infection

Bacterial Vaginosis Symptoms | Signs of Bacterial Vagina Infection









Bacterial Vaginitis Symptoms:
As many causative agents there may be, the main target of infection is the vagina itself. In some cases the infection gradually ascends, and this can cause a major complication known as pelvic inflammatory disease that can be life threatening. It can also result to the permanent sterility of a woman, making her unable to bear children.

Below are the following common signs and symptoms an individual would likely experience when having bacterial vaginitis:

• Discharge of a white, cheese-like substance clinging to the epithelium


• Itching in the vulvar area


• Reddish irritation can also be seen in the vaginal epithelium


• Erythema of vulva or vagina


• Gray-white to yellowish white discharge clinging to the external vulva and vaginal walls.
  
  
  


• Frothy yellowish white or yellow green vaginal discharge


• Edema in the vulva


• Abscessed vestibular gland


• Profuse purulent vaginal discharge


• Backache can also be present


• There is also an increase of urinary frequency and urgency. When urinating as well, there is a burning painful sensation that accompanies it.


• Discharge and irritation with alkaline pH of vaginal secretion.


• Malodorous vaginal discharge


• Positive of pain and swelling in the area