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Evaluation of the Efficacy of V-Gel in Vaginitis and Cervicitis

Kala Suhas Kulkarni

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An open clinical trial was conducted in twenty six women suffering from vaginitis and cervicitis. After confirming the clinical and microbiological diagnosis, all the females were given V-Gel, which was recommended to be applied topically on the vagina and cervix, twice daily for 15 days. The soreness of cervix, pruritus, inflammation of vulva, vaginal discharge was significantly reduced within two weeks of drug treatment. Foul odour of the vaginal discharge disappeared significantly. Majority of patients showed microbiological cure after treatment with V-Gel. Eighty three per cent of patients had partial relief within one week and 60% patients had complete relief at two weeks. Thus, V-Gel was found to be clinically effective formulation for the treatment of vaginitis and cervicitis.

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An open clinical trial was conducted in twenty six women suffering from vaginitis and cervicitis. After confirming the clinical and microbiological diagnosis, all the females were given V-Gel, which was recommended to be applied topically on the vagina and cervix, twice daily for 15 days. The soreness of cervix, pruritus, inflammation of vulva, vaginal discharge was significantly reduced within two weeks of drug treatment. Foul odour of the vaginal discharge disappeared significantly. Majority of patients showed microbiological cure after treatment with V-Gel. Eighty three per cent of patients had partial relief within one week and 60% patients had complete relief at two weeks. Thus, V-Gel was found to be clinically effective formulation for the treatment of vaginitis and cervicitis.

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An open clinical trial was conducted in twenty six women suffering from vaginitis and cervicitis. After confirming the clinical and microbiological diagnosis, all the females were given V-Gel, which was recommended to be applied topically on the vagina and cervix, twice daily for 15 days. The soreness of cervix, pruritus, inflammation of vulva, vaginal discharge was significantly reduced within two weeks of drug treatment. Foul odour of the vaginal discharge disappeared significantly. Majority of patients showed microbiological cure after treatment with V-Gel. Eighty three per cent of patients had partial relief within one week and 60% patients had complete relief at two weeks. Thus, V-Gel was found to be clinically effective formulation for the treatment of vaginitis and cervicitis.

Key concepts: Cervicitis, Vaginitis, Medicine, Cervix, Vagina, Vulva, Vaginal discharge, Gynecology

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