Incidence and Type of the Vaginal Cavity Infections with Referring To the Role in the Potential of Hydrogen Changes during the Infection Period, Taif, KSA

This paper work was done for the incidence and type of the vaginal cavity (VC) infections (VCIs) with referring to the role in the potential of Hydrogen (pH) changes during the infection period (IP), Taif, KSA. Normal pH of VC is (3.5-4.5) for women in reproductive-age (RA). High vaginal swabs (HVSs) were collected from healthy women in RA, which complained of suspected VCIs. Incidence of micro-organisms (MOs) detection in the total HVS suspected specimens were resulted in (55.6 and 44.4%) for (MOs positive and negative specimens). Incidence of MOs Spp. were detected in the positive HVS specimens, the results indicated for (bacteria, yeast and protozoa) as (40.3, 13.4 and 1.9% was in related to the total HVS) and (72.5, 24 and 3.5% was in related to the positive HVS). The predominant MOs isolated were in BV included (G-positive and G-negative), yeast Candida albicans (CA) and protozoa Trichomonas vaginalis (TV). Incidence of the mean pH of VC during the IP under the treatments, VC-pH were for bacteria, yeast and protozoa at 1 st day of infection as (7.2, 5.5 and 7.1). As well VC-pH were going to the normal degree with the treatments, as well at 9 th day of IP were as (3.9, 3.6 and 4.1) for (bacteria, yeast and protozoa). VC-pH were returned to the normal after the cure of MOs infections. This paper concluded that, the incidence of VCIs and the role of MOs to change VC-pH during the VCIs period, that changing VC-pH help MOs in the replication and elongation of the microbial IP for the women.