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Vulvo Vaginitis

Vulvo vaginitis is caused by a different virus than that which causes a plantar wart and a venereal wart. This is an inflammation of the genitals in females caused by imbalances in the flora of the vagina. Inherent bacteria referred to as Candida multiply due to certain factors and cause the condition. Abstinate women and girls who have not reached puberty are rarely affected. Vulvo vaginitis is caused by a different virus than that which causes a plantar wart and a venereal wart.

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Vulvo Vaginitis

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Plantar Wart, Venereal Wart

If a woman has four or more attacks a year, the condition is called recurrent. It frequently occurs in women using birth control pills, antibiotics, and those suffering from human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). Treatment varies from over-the-counter creams to oral medicines. Vulvo vaginitis is caused by a different virus than that which causes a plantar wart and a venereal wart.

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Dr. Joe Glickman, Jr., M.D.

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