Anti-acidity

Sexually transmitted diseases

Vagina secretions normally consist of fluid from the upper genital tract (

and trompe uterine endometrium), cervical mucus and cervical exfoliating cells, microorganisms and

their metabolic products, and vulvare secretion glands and sebacee perspiratory Bartholin and Skene,

cell vaginal peeling, these secretions are under hormonal influences and can increase in volume

around ovulation mainly by increasing the amount of cervical mucus and by increasing

descuamarii vaginal epithelial cells, in the case of use of CO by inhibiting ovulation these variations

quantitative and qualitative cyclical not occur.

Normal vaginal flora is predominantly aerobic, composed of different bacteria

main representative is lactobacilul which is a gram + aerobic bacillus that produces peroxide

hydrogen; vaginal pH is normally lower than 4.5 and is due to production of lactic acid.

Vaginal epithelial cells stimulate estrogen are rich in glycogen. Vaginal cells

convert glycogen in monozaharide which can subsequently be converted by acid in lactobacili

lactic.

The microscopic examination of the normal vaginal secretion Gram coloration highlights

numerous superficial epithelial cells, leucocytes and some few or no cells “clue”;

they are superficial vaginal epithelial cell surface to which bacteria adhere usually

Gardnerella vaginalis, which oblitereaza burr of the cell is visible under a microscope.

Vaginal bacterial (with Gardnerella vagina)

Represents an alteration of normal vaginal bacterial flora, resulting in loss

lactobacililor and growth in excess of predominantly anaerobic bacteria, which normally is

found in the proportion of less than 1% in normal vaginal flora.

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