Inflammations of the vagina

Description of the procedure

Vaginal inflammation is a sensitive condition caused by an overgrowth of bacteria and microorganisms. Almost no woman escapes this condition during her lifetime, and it is the most common reason for visiting a gynecologist. Although these infections are unpleasant, they can usually be cured without any lasting effects. However, if left untreated, they can develop into a chronic condition that may lead to infertility.

What causes vaginitis?

There are many possible causes of inflammation in women. These may include:

Types of Vaginitis and Their Symptoms

Correctly identifying the type of inflammation is essential for selecting an effective treatment. This is because each type has different symptoms and requires a different treatment approach.

How is vaginitis diagnosed?

Although many women can guess the type of infection based on their symptoms, only a gynecologist can make a reliable diagnosis based on laboratory tests. This is especially important for infections that recur or do not respond to standard over-the-counter treatments.

At our clinic, before any GYNOLASER treatment, you will first meet with our doctor for an initial consultation. The goal is to determine the cause of your recurring symptoms, assess your health, and verify whether laser therapy is appropriate for you. Seek medical attention immediately if you are bleeding outside of your menstrual period, experiencing severe lower abdominal pain, or if your symptoms occur during pregnancy.

Home Remedies and Folk Remedies for Vaginal Inflammation

Vaginal inflammation, yeast infections, fungal infections, and vaginal discomfort in general are very common these days. You can find plenty of home remedies online, such as chamomile sitz baths or applying yogurt. These tips usually provide quick relief from vaginal burning or itching, but they do not cure the inflammation.

There are also many medications available, including pills, ointments, vaginal suppositories, and antibiotics for vaginal inflammation. Most women choose this type of treatment. However, sometimes the medication only provides temporary relief, and the inflammation recurs.

GYNOLASER – A Successful Solution for Vaginal Inflammation

At our clinic, we use a very gentle CO2 laser, which is one of the most widely used lasers in both aesthetic and gynecological medicine. The procedure involves the thermal destruction of the vaginal mucosa where infection-causing pathogens are present, thereby stimulating the production of collagen fibers within the vagina. This helps to restore the vaginal microflora, improve lubrication, and boost immunity. The accumulated inflammation is removed along with the mucosa.  

In addition, the treatment tightens and firms the vaginal area, effectively rejuvenating the intimate regions. GYNOLASER thus offers many other benefits, such as the treatment of mild to moderate incontinence, vaginal tightening, and improved vaginal lubrication—which in turn enhances sexual satisfaction. A consultation with our doctor is required prior to the treatment. The procedure is not performed during menstruation.

No complicated preparations or recovery period

GYNOLASER treatment is non-invasive and completely painless, with no surgical incisions or bleeding. No anesthesia is required. We insert a special narrow CO2 laser tip designed for gynecological treatments into the inner part of the vagina. Most of our clients do not feel the treatment; there may only be a slight feeling of discomfort when the tip enters the vagina.

After the treatment, the client returns to her normal routine; the only restrictions are that she must abstain from sex for one week and avoid tanning beds and public wellness centers for one week. 

The procedure itself is very quick and painless. It will boost the immunity of your intimate areas, helping to protect against recurrent infections.

What is the difference between Gynolaser and traditional antibiotic treatment?

Antibiotics specifically target and eliminate certain bacteria and are essential for accurately diagnosed bacterial infections. Gynolaser does not target a specific pathogen, but restores the vaginal mucosa’s natural resistance to infections in general. The two methods are therefore not mutually exclusive—laser therapy is an ideal solution for women for whom antibiotics provide only temporary relief and whose infections recur.

Frequently Asked Questions