Re: bacterial vaginosis

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At Sun, 10 Aug 2003, Elizabeth wrote: >
>a few years ago I had alot of itchiness ( down you know where) and I
>thought that it was a yeast infection. I had gone to the doctor after
>the yeast infection cures did not work. The doctor finally diagnosed me
>with bacterial vaginosis, the creams and pills did not work and I was
>frustrated. He informed me that most likely by the time I was in my
>late 30's it would most likely disapear. Since I was in my early 20's I
>was really upset at this prospect. I went to the health food stores to
>get some advice and I was sold a very exspensive yeast buster kit. This
>was a mixture of pills and liquid that I would be able to take to lower
>the bad yeast in my system and replace it with good yeast. However I
>would need to maintain a strict diet and that was really hard for me. I
>have a friend that has a degree in Medical Microbiology and she
>suggested that I buy some ACIDOPHOLUS and take that ( also a component
>in the yeast buster kit) She suggested I take the pills orally and open
>the capsules mix with some water and put it down there as a paste. IT
>WORKKED!!!!!
>I don't know if this info will help anyone but if it does I am glad. IF
>anyone suffers from this I know how frustrating it is so give it a try
>
>--
>elizabeth
>

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