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Re: R: Bacterial vaginosis From: Anatoli I. Garkusha (midilover@yahoo.com) Sun Sep 17 02:53:19 2000 Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: John Robertson MD: "Re: Is anyone still using ergometrine ?" Previous message: Bernard Cristalli: "FRI: A most unusual VBAC" Maybe in reply to: R.Pasqualetti: "R: Bacterial vaginosis" Joanne, I do respect your position on the matter. In my country a hell of a lot of private and semiprivate laboratories have thriven like muchrooms after the rain. The monsters displaid like a thereat to mankind on the wall posters in corridors ... Anyone starts wondering if the monsters after her too... Then numerous consultations resulting in neurosis but happily finding out a good doctor who has cought the bug! (Super microscopes and molecular diagnostics cannot but do the trick). I wonder what foe comes the next. Anatoli >Anatoli - > >I agree 100% - that is why I spend a lot of time educating the woman aho >thinks she has a discharge that she has NORMAL vaginal SECRETIONS and >not an infection. I only treat if there are symptoms and I've looked >under the scope and found the little buggers! > >Over here in the wonderful (TIC) USofA - everyone has been bvrainwashed >into thinking ANY bodily fliuds or odors are bad. So - they cleanse and >deodorize etc until they cause problems by messing with the symbiosis!!! > >Joanne >USofA > >At Sat, 16 Sep 2000, Anatoli I. Garkusha wrote: >> >>Colleagues, >>Don't we overdo with diagnosing? >> >>Poor little creachers have been living there for millenniums. And the host >>accomodated. All parties satisfied. Natural symbiosis. >>Yet now this unfair terrible war. Seeking for a new foe? >> >>Anatoli, >>Ukraine. >>----- > >-- >Joanne Bulley, MD, FACOG >Keene, NH, USA > >All decisions are made with insufficient data. Next message: John Robertson MD: "Re: Is anyone still using ergometrine ?" Previous message: Bernard Cristalli: "FRI: A most unusual VBAC" Maybe in reply to: R.Pasqualetti: "R: Bacterial vaginosis"

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