Vaginal Rejuvenation can be Extremely Life-Changing

Factors such as pregnancy, aging, and personal injury can cause permanent stretching of the vagina canal; causing some dissatisfaction in the bedroom.  It has been said that performing Kegel exercises can help tightening and strengthen the vagina overtime, but even thatcan only do so much.  For guaranteed and dramatic results, women have the option of getting a Vaginoplasty in Los Angeles.  This cosmetic surgery focuses on targeting the hymenotomy, or the actually opening of the hymen.  This procedure removes the excess skin lining and tightens the surrounding muscles and tissues so that there will be a renewed and noticeable tightness.  Most women opt to combine vaginoplasty with labiaplasty (refining of the outer and inner labia) for an added lift and rejuvenation to their body part.  It is a surgery that does not require an extended recovery time, and patients can return to normal sexual activities after seven days.  

But an issue that affects both males and females is urinary tract infection.  Also know as, UTI, this infection can occur in both sexes at any age and is caused by microbe bacteria that enters the urinary tract and are not flushed out properly.  This can cause mild to severe pain in the pelvic or lower back, fever, vomiting, and occasionally bloody urine.  This condition is actually more common in women than in men because their urethra is much shorter, making it easier for bacteria to travel up the urinary tract.   In fact, sexual intercourse is the cause of 75-90% of UTI in women because the existing bacteria around the vagina area gets pushed up and massaged into the urethra.  

Another cause of this infection results from waiting too long to urinate, where the bladder muscle is forced out stretch out beyond its capacity and begin to weaken.  Once the bladder is emptied however, there is still a small amount of urine left that will lead to an infection.  To cure a UTI, an Urologist in Los Angeles will take a urine sample and collect the number the bacteria and white blood cells to observe under a microscope.  If the diagnosis is correct, your urologist will prescribe to you some antibiotics to kill the bacteria, and this should not be discontinued until the entire treatment is complete.  Your urologist will even advise out on some simple ways to avoid another UTI in the future, such as wiping front to back after the a bowel movement, urinating right after intercourse, and drinking plenty of fluids to flush the bacteria out.