What infections do those new at-home tests check for?!
Question: What infections do those new at-home tests check for!?
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Synova Healthcare, a wholly owned subsidiary of Synova Healthcare Group, Inc!. (OTC-BB: SNVH), today announced plans to launch a new at-home test called Fem-V!. Fem-V is a non-invasive diagnostic test developed to assist women in diagnosing vaginal infections, and in determining the most appropriate treatment for these infections!.
Today, the majority of women attempt to self-diagnose vaginal infections, while a diagnosis by a qualified healthcare professional occurs in only 30% of cases!. Unfortunately today, there is very little awareness among women concerning the appropriate diagnosis and treatment of these types of infections!. In fact, a Gallup survey cited by the National Vaginitis Association found that 95% of women surveyed had heard of yeast infections, but that only 36% had actually heard of the more common vaginal infection called bacterial vaginosis (BV); which can lead to serious medical complications!. For example, there is strong and growing evidence that serious health risks associated with bacterial vaginosis include pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), as well as obstetric complications such as preterm labor and low birth weight babies!.
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Today, the majority of women attempt to self-diagnose vaginal infections, while a diagnosis by a qualified healthcare professional occurs in only 30% of cases!. Unfortunately today, there is very little awareness among women concerning the appropriate diagnosis and treatment of these types of infections!. In fact, a Gallup survey cited by the National Vaginitis Association found that 95% of women surveyed had heard of yeast infections, but that only 36% had actually heard of the more common vaginal infection called bacterial vaginosis (BV); which can lead to serious medical complications!. For example, there is strong and growing evidence that serious health risks associated with bacterial vaginosis include pelvic inflammatory disease (PID), as well as obstetric complications such as preterm labor and low birth weight babies!.
EDIT: I did answer your question did you read the article!?Www@Answer-Health@Com
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