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Is Your Irritated Vagina a Yeast Infection or Bacterial Vaginosis? Here’s How to Tell
but sometimes other types like Candida glabrata or Candida tropicalis), bacterial vaginosis occurs with an overload of anaerobic (or non-oxygen-requiring) bacteria, commonly Gardnerella vaginalis.
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Novel insights into Candida glabrata in pregnant women's reproductive tracts in Hainan: prevalence, drug resistance, and genetic diversity
Among them, Candida glabrata accounted for 36.2% (215 isolates), second only to Candida albicans which made up 45.1% (267 isolates). Antifungal susceptibility testing was a key part of the study.