[Non-gonococcal vaginitis].

A Case of Gonococcal Vulvo-Vaginitis Treated with M.&B. 693

Treatment of trichomonal vaginitis and urethritis and their complications with metronidazole ("Flagyl").

Both the literature and personal investigations (Popchristov, 1957) indicate beyond any doubt that the relative percentage of urethritis and vaginitis due to Trichomonas vaginalis rises with increased rates of non-gonococcal genital infections. Of 278 patients with non-gonococcal urethritis and colpitis, and 102 patients with gonorrhoea seen at the Dispensary of the Institute for Skin and Vener...

Incidence of Trichomonas Vaginalis in Marital

Vaginitis, due to T. vaginalis, continues to cause considerable and often prolonged distress to many women and at the time of writing no really efficacious treatment has been reported. In recent years the relative lack of success in treating the female alone and the high incidence of relapse even after a considerable period of freedom from symptoms has resulted in attention being focused on T. ...

Non-gonococcal infections of the female genitalia.

Non-gonococcal inflammations of the female genitalia are of very common occurrence and many of them correspond to forms of non-gonococcal urethritis in the male. Some authors, including Ilyin (1966), have found various inflammatory processes of the lower urogenital tract in the majority of women who had had sexual contact with men suffering from non-gonococcal urethritis; such women may have va...

Non-gonococcal Urethritis.

How do I know I have N.G.U./N.S.U.? Many men will not show signs of N.G.U./N.S.U. Women partners of men with N.G.U./N.S.U. can get nonspecific vaginitis. Women will find that they have a unusual discharge from their vagina or burning when urinating. Women can also have abdominal pain, bleeding between periods, or a low-grade fever. Men get a discharge from their penis and/or burning when urinat...