PMC9969462_01
Macroscopical appearance of vaginal tissue during speculoscopy from case 1
patient (A) before and (B) after treatment with the non-hormonal
Centella asiatica, hyaluronic acid and prebiotic-based
vaginal gel.
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Speculoscopy revealed a generalized vaginal edema, very fluid and increased grayish-whiteish vaginal discharge, and erythematous cervix (Figure 1A). After the treatment, the patient had no signs of irritation or dyspareunia together with a normalized vaginal discharge both in quantity, appearance, and odor (Figure 1B).
PMC9969462_02
Macroscopical appearance of vaginal tissue during speculoscopy from case 2
patient (A) before and (B) after treatment with the non-hormonal
Centella asiatica, hyaluronic acid, and prebiotic-based
vaginal gel.
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Speculoscopy revealed vaginal mucosa and cervical erythema accompanied by whiteish foamy leukorrhea (Figure 2A). Physical examination found no vulvar erythema and a lower amount of leukorrhea (Figure 2B).
PMC9969462_03
Macroscopical appearance of vaginal tissue during speculoscopy from case 3
patient (A) before and (B) after treatment with the non-hormonal
Centella asiatica, hyaluronic acid, and prebiotic-based
vaginal gel.
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Palpation was normal, there was abundant leukorrhea with a fish-like smell, and the cervix, which was painless upon mobilization, presented slight erythroplakia (Figure 3A). Physical examination showed no leukorrhea, blood remains or erythroplakia (Figure 3B).