Everyday Women’s HealthMar 10

Side Effects of Vaginal Probiotics: What to Know Before Using Them

Vaginal probiotics are increasingly used to support microbiome balance and promote overall vaginal health. As interest grows, many people ask about the potential side effects of vaginal probiotics and whether they are safe for regular use. Probiotics designed for vaginal use typically contain beneficial bacteria such as Lactobacillus species. These microbes help maintain the natural acidic environment of the vagina and may support microbial balance. However, like any health product, vaginal […]

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Everyday Women’s HealthMar 9

Probiotics During Menopause: Benefits for Vaginal Health

Many women notice new vaginal symptoms as they approach midlife. This raises an increasingly common question: how helpful are probiotics during menopause for maintaining vaginal health? Menopause brings significant hormonal shifts that influence the vaginal microbiome, pH levels, and tissue health. As estrogen levels decline, beneficial Lactobacillus bacteria may decrease, which can affect microbial balance and comfort. Because of these changes, some clinicians and researchers are exploring […]

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Everyday Women’s HealthMar 6

Can Probiotics Prevent Yeast Infections?

Many women who struggle with recurring yeast infections start searching for long-term ways to reduce the risk of another episode. One of the most common questions is: can probiotics prevent yeast infections? While antifungal medications remain the standard approach during an active infection, growing research suggests that probiotics may support the body's natural defenses by promoting a healthy vaginal microbiome. The vaginal ecosystem is dominated by beneficial Lactobacillus bacteria that […]

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Everyday Women’s HealthMar 6

Probiotics for Bacterial Vaginosis: Do They Really Work?

Interest in probiotics for bacterial vaginosis has grown rapidly as more people search for ways to restore vaginal health naturally. Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is the most common vaginal condition among women of reproductive age in the United States, and recurrence is extremely common even after standard antibiotic treatment. Traditional therapies such as metronidazole can effectively reduce harmful bacteria, but they do not always restore the protective vaginal microbiome. This gap is why […]

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Everyday Women’s HealthMar 5

Oral vs Vaginal Probiotics for BV: Which Works Better?

Oral vs vaginal probiotics for bv — if you are weighing these two options, you are not alone; this is one of the most common questions in women’s health today. Bacterial vaginosis (BV) is the most common vaginal infection among people of reproductive age in the United States, affecting up to one-third at some point in their lives. Although antibiotics such as metronidazole and clindamycin can temporarily reduce symptoms, recurrence rates remain high — approximately 50–60% within one […]

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A new study at The University of Western Australia is investigating the link between the #VaginalMicrobiome, #ReproductiveHormones, and lifestyle factors such as diet, sex, exercise, stress and mood.

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Study to boost understanding of women's health and wellbeing

UWA study is investigating the link between the vaginal microbiome, reproductive hormones, and lifestyle factors such a diet, sex, exercise, stress and mood

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Mentee Speaker Profile: Meet Dr. Karen Lithgow, Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Calgary who will speak about how proteases from vaginal Prevotella species modulate endocervical barrier function at #HavingIMPACTT2024

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PamelaTorontoNaturopathJun 28, 2023

Vaginal infection, vaginal health, and Vaginal Microbiome

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Vaginal Microbiome, Infections & Fertility - Naturopath

By now most people know that there are good bacteria that inhabit our digestive tract, but did you know there is a vaginal microbiome too?

Toronto Naturopath
Dr. Sue IshaqJan 9, 2023

The #MicrobesAndSocialEquity Speaker Series for 2023 is now available for registration!

Check out speakers on #hostmicrobes, #health, #soilconservation, #microbesanthropology, #vaginalmicrobiome, and more!

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MSE speaker series, spring 2023

“The Microbes and Social Equity Speaker Series 2023” Spring 2023; Jan 18 – May 3, Wednesdays from 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM EST. Presented over Zoom. This series is concluded and …

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