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Meanings of vulvovaginal candidiasis in English

Russian
вульвовагинальный кандидоз
Portuguese
vaginite por candidíase
Catalan
candidosi vulvovaginal
Spanish
candidiasis vaginal
Wikidata

Excessive growth of yeast in the vagina that results in irritation.

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вульвовагинальный кандидоз
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Examples for "candidiasis of vulva and vagina"
Examples for "candidiasis of vulva and vagina"
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The symptoms of vaginal thrush include intense itching and a white discharge.
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Thrush, weight problems and resolutions I suffer from vaginal thrush on an occasional basis.
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Although the many women who suffer from the yeast infection that causes vaginal thrush might not agree.
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I get regular bouts of vaginal thrush.
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I have had frequent bouts of vaginal thrush over the last year and wonder are there any ways to prevent it recurring?
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Fortunately, vaginal yeast infections are usually easy to treat, especially when caught early.
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Clinical isolates belonging to the most common Candida species associated to vaginal candidiasis were inhibited by L. fermentum.
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Usage of vulvovaginal candidiasis in English
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Furthermore, oral and topical PO administration effectively reduced the fungal load in vagina of vulvovaginal candidiasis mouse models.
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This study demonstrated the potential of PO as a promising candidate for the treatment of Candida infections, particularly for vulvovaginal candidiasis.
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In vitro test results suggest a promising application of these nanosystems as a prophylactic agent in recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis and other gynecological diseases.
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In addition, a history of recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis or spontaneous abortion and residency in south China appeared to be novel risk factors in this population.
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Vulvovaginal candidiasis is an old disease that, even in a modern world, continues to have a high incidence.
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