Thrush

Vaginal thrush, medically called vulvovaginal candidiasis, is a common yeast infection caused by an overgrowth of a fungus called Candida albicans.¹

Vaginal thrush is actually quite common, affecting almost ¾ of women during their lifetime, adversely affecting physical and emotional health.¹

While any woman can experience vaginal thrush, there are certain conditions that increase the risk of developing the infection, these can include:¹

•  Pregnancy
•  Antibiotic use
•  Chemotherapy (cancer medication)
•  Diabetes

Signs of thrush can include:¹

• Abnormal discharge
• Itching or burning
• Redness, soreness and swelling
• Painful urination and/or sex

Vaginal thrush can be treated with over-the-counter medications or with prescribed antifungals. Such medications can be topical or oral (taken by mouth).¹

The microorganisms that inhabit the vagina play a major role in the maintenance of health of a woman.³

Probiotics have numerous health-promoting activities, however different probiotics can have different health effects.³ When choosing a probiotic, ensure it has proven effects in the condition(s) you are preventing or treating.⁵

Reuterina Femme® contains two strains of probiotic bacteria – Lactobacillus rhamnosus GR-1 and Lactobacillus reuteri RC-14 – that when taken orally are able to colonise (grow in) the vaginal area.⁴

• These strains have proven efficacy in the treatment and prevention of urogenital infections in women.^2,5

The probiotic strains in Reuterina Femme® are suitable for daily use in healthy women, and can also be used to:

Reuterina Femme® is taken once daily.⁴

• One to two capsules are swallowed (by mouth) as needed, or as directed by a healthcare professional.⁴

If symptoms persist, a doctor or other healthcare professional should be consulted.⁴

Reuterina Femme® can be taken to maintain and restore a healthy vaginal flora,⁴ prevent urogenital infections (such as vaginal thrush)⁴