Doctor's appointment 695,–
Your doctor will examine you and confirm if you have bacterial vaginosis. If this is the case, you will receive a prescription for treatment that you pick up at the pharmacy. All our doctors receive training from experienced specialists in women's health through our internal training program.

Self-service treatment 295,–
If you have experienced bacterial vaginosis previously and recognize the symtpoms, you can easily get treatment through a digital form. One of our skilled doctors will process your request shortly.

Gynecologist appointment 1195,–
If you want a gynecologist appointment, this includes consultation, guidance, examination with 2D ultrasound, tests, check of external genitalia, vagina and cervix. Ultrasound can examine the uterus and ovaries, look for muscle knots, tumors, hormonal influences and egg sacs. If necessary, the gynecologist also checks for sexually transmitted diseases, takes cell samples and orders blood samples. If you choose a gynecologist class, you will receive a full check and you can choose who you want to go to.

This is one of the most common symptoms of bacterial vaginosis

• Increased amount of discharge from the vagina, thin liquid with white-gray color
• The discharge has an unpleasant, fishy odor
• The symptoms are often most pronounced after intercourse or during menstruation
• About 50% of women do not have symptoms

Bacterial vaginosis is not dangerous, and often goes away on its own, but it is not uncommon for it to return. How long it lasts without treatment is individual and varies greatly, some get it back and forth over a long period of time, in others it passes within a week. Many people prefer treatment so that it can pass faster. It is recommended to be treated if you are planning to become pregnant or are pregnant. If you are not pregnant, it is not dangerous and you do not need to treat if you are not bothered. Female partners should also be treated, but male partners do not need to be treated.

Bacterial vaginosis during pregnancy can increase the risk of miscarriage, premature ejaculation, premature birth and low birth weight, as well as infections in the uterine cavity after birth. The condition also increases the risk of infection during vaginal surgery. Therefore, it is recommended that pregnant women with bacterial vaginosis should be treated, and treatment is also given before gynecological procedures.

• Condoms can be used during a period as it is believed that the partner's semen can cause an imbalance in the vagina. Try using a latex-free condom.
• It is important not to wash away the lactic acid bacteria in the vagina with excessive washing, it can only aggravate the ailments. It is recommended that you avoid rinsing water into the vagina when showering and that you do not use soap (including intimate soap) in the vagina. The shower jet should always point downwards, and preferably wash with water only. If the skin becomes dry and sore, you can use a mild intimate oil without perfume. One wash a day is enough, not more frequent.
• It may help to use lactic acid tablets (suppositories) purchased over the counter at the pharmacy to stabilize the natural bacterial flora in the vagina.