Genital
Hygiene
The
maintenance
of
the
vulvar
barrier
function,
through
hygiene
care
and
appropriate
habits,
helps
to
protect
the
entire
genital
tract,
since
they
are
continuous
and
integrate
structures
vagina
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n Bacterial vaginosis
n Candidiasis
n Trichomoniasis
Lactic
acid
Maintains
skin
acidity
pH
is
5.2
Brings
about
true
physiological
antibiosis
by
neutralizing
pathogenic
bacteria
65*
28.9
8
4.8
D1
88*
*
77.1
*
82.1
59.7
63.5
69.8
71
D4
D5
D6
D7
D1
98.4
100
100
92.9
94.6
94.6
40.2
66.7
57.4
D2
D3
100
98.2
80.7
89.7
89.7
91.2
88.2
D2
D2
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
62.5
D1
75.0
91.7
18.6
92.1
79*
*
84.2
90.3 *
D3
D4
D5
D6
D7
Nguyen Thi Ngoc Phuong et al. A c linical trial of the efficacy and tolerability of LFH when used as adjunctive
external wash in BV. Vietnam OB Gyne Association 2005
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Summary
Feminine hygiene products with pH that approximates
the mildly acidic skin pH is appropriate for both daily
hygiene and as adjunct to standard treatment of vulvo-
vaginal infections.
Lactic acid FH has been shown to be safe and efficacious
as adjunct to standard treatment in the management of
common vulvo-vaginal infection.
Lactic acid FH has shown
high satisfaction and
tolerability as daily external genital wash in healthy
women.
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