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  Itching and burning in the intimate area

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  Itching and burning in the intimate area – is it vaginal yeast (candida)? Updated blog post: This article was originally published as a PDF under the title “Kløe og svie – så er det nok svamp”. The content has now been moved to the blog module to make it easier to read and search.

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  Vaginal douching

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  Vaginal douching (vaginal rinsing) - does it work, and when should you avoid it? Updated blog post: This article was originally published as a PDF about vaginal douching. The content has now been moved to the blog module to make it easier to read and search.

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  Spørgsmål og svar

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  Få svar på generelle spørgsmål

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  Vaginal odor - causes, explanations and solutions

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  Vaginal odor or intimate area smell has many causes: bacterial vaginosis, ammonia smell from the vagina, fistulas, sweating, constipation and more. Read causes and options.

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  New Danish study on cervical cell changes (CIN1–CIN3)

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  New Danish research examines how lactose affects the development of cervical cell changes (CIN1–CIN3) and the body's natural healing process.

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  Hot flashes and insomnia problems - what can hops do for you?

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  Hop extract is a natural phytoestrogen that may help relieve sleep problems, mild stress, and hot flashes during menopause. In addition, it may support libido and help reduce the risk of osteoporosis.

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  Ladybalance Mini Vaginal Tablets

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  LadyBalance Mini is a new, smaller intimate tablet – ideal for women who find the regular tablet too large. Same effect, slimmer format.

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  Do you miss Matas Medicare Vaginaltabletter?

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  If you have previously purchased Matas Medicare intimate tablets - you may have noticed that they are no longer available. Matas decided to discontinue sales of their version of LadyBalance intimate tablets because it is no longer permitted to claim that the product helps with vaginal odor or yeast infections. It is legal to market vaginal tablets without mentioning diseases, but there is no approval system for this type of marketing. For that reason, Matas chose not to continue once their...

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  New Year Resolutions

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  Which New Year’s resolutions will make your vagina happy? Lactose vaginal tablets are still available – and if you're a social media shark, we might just need you!

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  Lactose cream – what is it good for?

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  Lactose cream was developed to enable the application of lactose also on body parts, where a tablet cannot be placed. Moreover it could be an option for women having a problem using the tablet -e.g. if it slips out of the vagina. But as the cream is not yet covered by our approval for medical devices, we cannot recommend it for vaginal use. The lactose cream was developed using a special technology enabling inclusion of a high level of lactose – and still get a smooth and gentle cream....

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  LadyBalance is effective against Aerobic vaginitis

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  Can LadyBalance Intimate Tablets Also Help With the Newly Recognized Condition Aerobic Vaginitis? - In a previous newsletter, we raised the question, and a new user survey now shows that the answer is yes. Most women report less foul-smelling discharge, reduced burning sensations, and fewer symptoms – similar to what is seen with bacterial vaginosis.

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  Aerobic vaginitis - no longer a stranger

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  Discharge with a Bad Odor Is Often Associated with Bacterial Vaginosis and Gardnerella vaginalis. – But symptoms like heavy discharge, yellow-green color, fishy odor, and irritation can also be caused by aerobic vaginitis – a lesser-known but real condition. It is often mistaken for BV but requires a different understanding. Read about the difference, and why vaginal balance matters more than the name of the bacteria.

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