How to Cure Bacterial Vaginosis Naturally

How to Cure Bacterial Vaginosis Naturally
Written By
AJ
Anna Johnson
Published: May 29, 2008
Updated: Dec 13, 2021
2 minute read

Bacterial vaginosis is caused by the PH balance being thrown off. As long as your system is not balanced this can continue to come back. Here's how to cure bacterial vaginosis the natural way.

See your doctor to make sure that vaginosis is all that needs to be treated before trying any remedies. If you are advised it is vaginosis, here are some things to do to get relief. Your symptoms will determine what the remedy needs to be. Natural Aloe Vera applied directly to the infected area will give fast relief from burning.

Remember vaginosis is a PH balance issue. This can mean something that you're using is throwing off your balance. Soaps, bubble bath, lotion or even perfume. It is a good idea while trying to treat the symptoms to eliminate anything with a fragrance.Plain organic yogurt can restore some order; this can be applied directly to the source. Taking zinc and vitamin B tablets can boost the immune system; this will assist your PH balance. Echinacea, garlic and chamomile all have one thing in common--they all have anti-fungal properties in them. Any one of these products will help restore your PH Balance.

Put the sweet tooth away and take up anything that will help keep the stress level down. High intakes of sugar and stress can trip up the PH balance.

Avoid sexual contact with anyone for at least 7 days. If you have more then one partner this can also be the cause because each person's PH balance is different; it is very important to keep your partner list short.

Limit or avoid alcohol while treating vaginosis.

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