Treating vaginosis with tea tree oil

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By Kristi Patrice

If you¢re currently experiencing a bout of reoccurring Bacterial

Vaginosis and are simply tired of traditional and expensive

medications, then you might want to try a very popular but effective

holistic route. One very popular holistic treatment involves tea tree

oil. According to many researchers, if you treat Bacterial Vaginosis

with tea tree oil

then you may be bacteria free in less than 6 weeks. Yes, it is true! In

only 6 weeks you can say goodbye to that fishy odor, white discharge,

itching and burning feeling.

Tea tree oil is commonly referred to as Melaleuca Alternifolia

and is also referred to as Australian tea tree oil or Melaleuca oil. It

has shown to not only be effective for treating stubborn cases of

Bacterial Vaginosis, but is also effective in treating Candida Albicans

and Trichomonas

To treat Bacterial Vaginosis with Tea tree oil, you can purchase tea tree oil suppositories from your local health food store

or make your own tea tree suppository using a gel capsule that contains

a mixture of 1/3 tea tree oil to 2/3 vitamin E oil. If you prefer to

use a tea tree oil tampon instead, you should prepare the same mixture

and saturate a clean and sanitary tampon in it for a short while.

Afterwards, you can insert the saturated tea tree oil tampon into your

vagina. For those of you that prefer douches, you can make a tea tree

oil douche that contains 1 teaspoon of tea tree oil and 2 cups of

water. Either way, you should use the treatment every single day for up

to six weeks.

Keep in mind, however, that you should never take tea tree oil

orally as it can cause a host of issues including, but not limited to

diarrhea, depression, difficulty walking, drowsiness, muscle weakness,

impaired immune system, loss of coordination, and muscle tremors. In

addition, you should never apply tea tree oil directly into your vagina

without mixing it with a carrier (water or vitamin E oil) as this can

cause skin irritation, blistering, itching, and redness and even

blisters.

In conclusion, treating Bacterial Vaginosis with Tea tree oil may be

an effective treatment option for those seeking to rid themselves of

this vaginal infection.

However, you should carefully weight all risks before undergoing this

holistic treatment or any other treatment for Bacterial Vaginosis.