How to get rid of a bacterial infection at home?
Step 1:
Drink plenty of fluids to flush out the bacteria from your system.
Step 2:
Apply a warm compress to the affected area to help reduce pain and inflammation.
Step 3:
Take over-the-counter pain relievers, such as ibuprofen or acetaminophen, to help manage any discomfort.
Step 4:
Avoid touching the affected area to prevent the spread of bacteria.
Step 5:
If symptoms persist or worsen, seek medical attention and follow any recommended treatment.
just very quickly here of with a minute
to go Jenny says how do I get rid of
bacterial vaginosis she's had it on and
off for two years treatment usually
clears up but then it comes back so
bacterial vaginosis this as a result of
a change in pH or disruption of the
chemicals within the vagina so it can
cause this fishy really sticky kind of
discharge now the main way of treating
it is back to antibiotics but if it's
happening recurrently which it often
does with a lot of patients 50% of
people get it again within three months
then they may need either a prophylactic
things there something to stop it from
recurring or looking into whether
they've got any triggers like soaps
bubbles and vagina or douching any of
those kind of things that might be the
cause if if it happens despite all of
those things you can be referred to a
gun clinic so a jaren janitorial earning
lot today so genitourinary medicines
clinic and they'll check it all out and
make sure everything's okay down below
okay but you shouldn't have to put up
with it great
