A woman's vagina is naturally acidic, which encourages healthy bacteria. Soap, antibiotics and sexual intercourse can all affect the pH levels of the vagina, creating a more alkaline environment, causing fungi and bacteria to thrive resulting in thrush and bacterial vaginosis. Bio-Fem Active Gel prevents and treats bacterial vaginosis, a common disturbance in the vaginal environment which is caused by bacteria that produce excesive discharge and an unpleasant odour, as well as discomforts such as itching, irritations, sensitivity, redness and soreness. Bio-Fem Active Gel also prevents thrush, often recognised as a thick white discharge.
Bio-Fem Active Gel is based on the patented 2QR complex that blocks the adhesion of harmful bacteria in a safe and natural way and gives instant relief of discomforts. The symptoms of BV are: Greyish-white discharge, unpleasant fish-like odour, itching, possible burning during urination, but no swelling. Treat with Multi-Gyn ActiGel. The symptoms of thrush are: White, yeasty discharge, usually thick but can be watery, intense itching, burning, soreness and swelling.
Key Benefits of Bio-Fem Active Gel:
- Multi-Gyn ActiGel is highly effective in the prevention and treatment of Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) and other vaginal discomforts
- The patented 2QR-complex in Multi-Gyn ActiGel blocks harmful bacteria in a safe and natural way
- Reduces odor and discharge
- Has a direct soothing effect
- Optimizes the vaginal pH and flora
- Counters yeast (Candida) and optimises the vaginal flora and condition of the tissue
- Natural product
- Contains approximately 25 applications
Directions: In common vaginal discomforts such as itching, irritations, sensitivity and soreness, apply generously at least once daily. For the prevention of thrush, apply once every three days. For the treatment of bacterial vaginosis with unpleasant discharge, apply generously twice a day for a minimum of five consecutive days. It is normal to experience a slight tingling sensation. Bio-Fem Active Gel can be used during pregnancy, whilst breastfeeding and is safe to use with condoms. Applicator provided.
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Aloe Barbadensis Extract, Xanthan Gum, Galactoarabinan Polyglucoronic Acid Crosspolymer, Glycerin, Capryl Glycol
What is bacterial vaginosis?
Most vaginas smell a little from time to time, and it’s usually nothing to worry about. But if the odor coming from your vaginal tract is strong and reminiscent of rotten fish, it could be a sign of bacterial vaginosis, or BV. Bacterial vaginosis is the most common vaginal infection that causes vaginal odor, affecting as many as one in four women in Europe. Women of childbearing age have the highest risk for BV, but you may become infected at any age. Although BV is caused by a bacterial imbalance and isn’t considered a sexually transmitted disease, it can increase your risk of contracting a more serious disease, for example chlamydia.
What is a vaginal yeast infection?
Is your vagina feeling itchy and irritated? Have you noticed a thick, white and clumpy discharge? Do you even feel a burning sensation around the vaginal opening when you go to the bathroom? Then you may very well have a yeast infection – and you’re not alone. As many as three out of four women have yeast at least once in their lifetime and many women suffer from recurring infections. Fortunately, yeast infections are not dangerous and most of them are easily treated and prevented.
Why is my vagina dry?
Hot flashes and irregular periods are two well-known signs that menopause could be knocking on the door. But did you know that vaginal dryness and vaginal irritation are other common menopausal symptoms? Because as you age, so does your vagina. Normally, estrogen helps lubricate the vagina and keep it healthy, but when you hit menopause, the production of the female sex hormone drops significantly. As a result, the tissues of the vagina become thinner, dryer and more prone to inflammation, a condition that is called vaginal atrophy. But menopause isn’t the only reason why your estrogen levels may drop. Childbirth, breastfeeding, certain medical conditions and taking oral contraception can also decrease estrogen and in turn lead to vaginal dryness. In some cases, a dry vagina is not related to estrogen at all, but to excessive hygiene practices.
How often do I need to use Multi-Gyn ActiGel?
For treatment of vaginal discomforts, we advise using Multi-Gyn ActiGel twice a day for 5 consecutive days. However you can use Multi-Gyn ActiGel whenever relief is desired.
When will I feel the effect?
You can feel an immediate effect, especially with symptoms, such as irritation or itching. However, this can be different for each person.
Does Multi-Gyn ActiGel have any side effects?
No, the product has no known side effects.
My discomforts are gone, do I need to continue using Multi-Gyn ActiGel?
No, there is no need to continuously use Multi-Gyn ActiGel. If you like, you can use Multi-Gyn ActiGel several times a week.
Does Multi-Gyn ActiGel affect the use of antibiotics?
No, Multi-Gyn ActiGel doesn’t affect antibiotics in a negative way. In fact, we advise using Multi-Gyn ActiGel during or after the use of any antibiotics treatment.
Do I have to use the full tube?
To treat bacterial vaginosis, you need to use Multi-Gyn ActiGel at least twice a day for 5 consecutive days. If your complaints are gone after those 5 days, you don’t need to use the full tube.
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