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

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03/19/2024

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

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

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07/14/2023

Hop extract is a natural phytoestrogen that may help relieve sleep problems, mild stress, and hot flashes during...

Ladybalance Mini Vaginal Tablets

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05/19/2023

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

Do you miss Matas Medicare Vaginaltabletter?

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05/19/2023

If you have previously purchased Matas Medicare intimate tablets - you may have noticed that they are no longer...

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Vaginal odor - causes, explanations and solutions

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09/22/2024

Vaginal odor or intimate area smell has many causes: bacterial vaginosis, ammonia smell from the vagina, fistulas,...

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

Posted in: The science behind

03/19/2024

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

Do you miss Matas Medicare Vaginaltabletter?

Posted in: Blog

05/19/2023

If you have previously purchased Matas Medicare intimate tablets - you may have noticed that they are no longer...

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

Posted in: Blog, The science behind

07/14/2023

Hop extract is a natural phytoestrogen that may help relieve sleep problems, mild stress, and hot flashes during...

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Urinary tract infection is triggered by the vaginosis-bacteria

Gardnerella vaginalis - still a key factor in bacterial vaginosis

Gardnerella vaginalis has traditionally been seen as the main player in bacterial vaginosis. In recent years, several other bacteria have also been identified as “the cause,” but growing knowledge of Gardnerella’s specific properties brings it back as a significant factor.

Gardnerella and the risk of kidney infection

Gilbert et al. (2017) found that mice with cystitis caused by G. vaginalis had a relatively high (6%) incidence of kidney infection – a dangerous condition that can lead to sepsis and death.

More reasons to keep the vagina healthy

One more reason has been added to the long list of good arguments for keeping the vagina healthy and free of Gardnerella vaginalis. The shop is open at www.ladybalance.dk. We have never claimed that LadyBalance lactose vaginal tablets can treat urinary tract infections. But the question will be included in the new user survey planned for this year.

If you have personal experience with this topic, we would love to hear from you at info@ladybalance.dk.

Source

Gilbert NM, O’Brien VP, Lewis AL (2017): Transient microbiota exposures activate dormant Escherichia coli infection in the bladder and drive severe outcomes of recurrent disease. PLoS Pathog 13(3): e1006238.
doi:10.1371/journal.ppat.1006238