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Vaginal discharge without infection

Women's Health | Last Active: Jul 24, 2023 | Replies (27)
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@scolio

I was noticing that in that vitamin C study, even in the treatment group, there were still 15% who had recurrence. 15% seems like a lot, especially if you're one of them! So I wonder why? Is it sometimes connected to blood sugar? Hormones (too much, too little, too changeable, too . . .?) Allergic or autoimmune type things? Maybe all of those, and other things, too? Maybe it's different for everyone.

And then the really difficult question is the 'why me'? By which I mean it's so hard to know what you can do that will work for you personally.

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dominos123 | @dominos123 | Jul 24, 2023

I forgot to mention that I’ve also done hormonal test and they were ok.

I will try to email my dr.

One question for you: in my country there isn’t boric acid suppositories to buy but I found on eBay micovag suppositories and bought them, they have some % of boric acid and some others ingredients but I’ve read that ph-d boric acid suppositories are the best because they only have 600 mg of boric acid with no additives or additional chemicals/ingredients. I was thinking is it possible to make some of them by using only boric acid and capsule. Not for me to make them but to ask in pharmacy would they make them. I’m not sure is this the same thing and will I get the same effect. What do you think?

For now, ph-d boric acid are only available in USA, and the postage fee is too expensive for my country (over 200$).

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