You've raised a really important point.
Managing BV or AV can be challenging due to the high recurrence rates that often occur after the use of antibiotics or antiseptics like boric acid. Typically, these conditions may return once treatment stops.
NeuEve is designed to support ongoing maintenance to help manage the recurrence of these conditions. It works by enhancing the body's natural resistance to these imbalances through the topical delivery of nutrients like vitamins and minerals directly to the affected area. Unlike antibiotics or antiseptics, NeuEve doesn't target the infective agents directly but rather supports the overall health of the vaginal tissue.
It's possible for someone to be generally well-nourished but still have localized areas of malnutrition, such as the vaginal tissue, which can lead to susceptibility. This kind of localized malnutrition can make tissues more vulnerable to imbalances.
For a deeper understanding of how localized malnutrition can influence health, you might find additional information in related health articles.
https://academic.oup.com/cid/article/46/10/1582/294025
The most effective approach to addressing malnourishment may involve nutritional supplements. NeuEve is designed to support the health of vaginal tissue by providing essential nutrients.
Antibiotics and antiseptics target bacteria but do not address underlying tissue malnutrition. Consequently, these treatments do not tackle the weakened tissue resistance that can be associated with malnutrition.
Often, when antibiotic treatment is discontinued, the issue may persist because the underlying cause hasn't been addressed. Using NeuEve Silver or Gold, as per the recommended application schedule, may help manage the recurrence of discomfort.
NeuEve is designed to support vaginal health by providing nutrients that may help maintain tissue integrity, thereby managing conditions associated with malnutrition.
**Disclaimer: This article is for information purposes only. It is about natural products, nutrients, and/or methods for managing discomforts associated with vaginal dysbiosis (not a true infection or disease). It is not medical advice for the treatment of any disease.