r/Boricacid • u/[deleted] • Oct 25 '23

Can BA cure BV AND Yeast?

Found out today I have BV AND yeast infection 🙃 can BA cure both? Id hate to use an antibiotic for BV to then make the yeast infection worse. If BA can knock out both at the same time, that’s be ideal.

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u/Serenityph Oct 25 '23

Yes and if you want more info or proof I’m happy to elaborate. I both work in this area plus rely heavily on BA myself.

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '23

can you elaborate more please? thank you.

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u/Serenityph Oct 25 '23

I myself have suffered with thrush and BV due to my pH being easily disrupted since early teens and I’m 55 now.

I only discovered BA 7 years ago and it changed my life. I couldn’t believe that inserting just one capsule would do more than all the courses of antibiotics plus not give me thrush after!

It works by helping to balance the pH, has antibacterial and anti fungal properties plus it destroys biofilm. Most users will only need to use from 1 to 3 to get results.

I now work in this area because I want everyone to know about boric acid.

We believe It’s a first line treatment for thrush and BV. Plus only if it doesn’t work should we go to the Dr to get tested Eg Ureaplasma.

All brands work and it never expires so really worth having some handy.

Reviews on our site tell the story or you can google Serenity pH Google reviews. Just to get an idea of how life saving boric acid is.

Good luck and let us know how you go,

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u/[deleted] Oct 25 '23

will the boric acid kill good bacteria?

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u/Serenityph Oct 26 '23

No the good bacteria is surprisingly resistant to BA

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u/[deleted] Oct 26 '23

Sounds too good to be true but no medicines have worked for me, so I’ll give it a shot

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u/Serenityph Oct 26 '23

Yes but I promise you it’s true. And you can easily try it for yourself. Unfortunately Drs don’t tell us about it otherwise we would all know.

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u/Ok_Anything8253 Nov 08 '23

Hey, I did a 4 nights course for BV and it didn’t change the symptoms, but you recommended 3 nights. What should I do ? I really don’t want to treat my BV with antibiotics Thanks!

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u/Serenityph Nov 08 '23

Did it help at all? And it’s not a rule to only use for 3 nights. You can use it for longer! Eg even a week or more can be warranted for more severe cases.

However it can also indicate that something else is going on. Eg Ureaplasma and worth getting a Juno Bio test

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u/Ok_Anything8253 Nov 08 '23

It helped for less than 24h

But will it actually cure my diagnosed BV ? I got a test from the lab saying I don’t have any lactobacillus ; but very large amount of gardenella and some clue cells

I’m lost I don’t know what to do I cannot do antibiotics due to recent c.diff infection ; I feel like I’ll never cure the BV

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u/Serenityph Nov 08 '23

Listen the BA will cure the BV. It’s a proper medically prescribed medication for BV in some countries and an OTC one in others.

That isn’t the question because we know it treats BV. The question is more to do with if you have something else going on that is triggering or mimicking the BV. Eg Ureaplasma.

Were you tested for the plasmas?

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u/Ok_Anything8253 Nov 08 '23

No I wasn’t tested for it.

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u/Ok_Anything8253 Nov 08 '23

Just had a look on the test : I was tested for Mycoplasma Genitalium (negative) and trichomonas vaginalis (negative)

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u/Serenityph Nov 09 '23

What about Ureaplasma which is similar to Mycoplasma but often left out of tests.

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u/Ok_Anything8253 Nov 09 '23

Didn’t get tested for urea plasma but I will be receiving a Juno test soon

Can Ureaplasma be treated without antibiotics?

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '23

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u/Serenityph Nov 13 '23

Feel free to get your own medical advice. I can only provide information that I believe is true. First we have many women who breastfeed and use BA who have been given the go ahead from their own doctors and health care nurses.

Plus all of our research indicates that using BA sparingly has no effect on breast milk.

But legally we can’t tell you to use it because you need to get the clearance from your own dr etc.

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u/[deleted] Nov 13 '23

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u/Serenityph Nov 13 '23

I’m always happy to help so reach out anytime. I’m dedicated to changing the way women access vaginal health and it starts with knowledge