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Webinar: Experts Discuss the Vaginal Microbiome, UTIs, and the Pelvic Floor

Listen to a conversation between vaginal health experts on the fundamentals of vaginal health, including causes, symptoms, testing, and treatments.

Last updated on Jan 10, 2024

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View the conversation with vaginal health specialists featuring:

Patricia Ladis, PT, CBBA Pelvic Floor Therapist and Founder of WiseBody Physical Therapy
Melissa Kramer, Founder of Live UTI Free
Dr. Krystal Thomas White, Ph.D, Senior Scientist, Evvy
Priyanka Jain, CEO and Co-Founder or Evvy

They discuss the fundamentals of vaginal health, including:

Microbial causes of chronic vaginal symptoms and infections
UTIs and the problems with available testing options
The pelvic floor and vaginal infections
Available treatment options, including pelvic floor therapy for vaginal infections and UTIs

Watch the recording below:

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