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Indian J. Pharm. Pract. 1(2), Jan-Mar, 2009Fig.2: Duration of complaints reported by the patients.Duration of complaintsUNKNOWN32%> 1 year22%< 1 month10%1-6 month24%7-12 month12%< 1 month1-6 month7-12 month> 1 yearUNKNOWNFig.3: Number of medication courses given to the patients for the treatment of vaginitis.Number of course of treatment504041No.of patients30201092 2No. of Patients01 2 3 472
Indian J. Pharm. Pract. 1(2), Jan-Mar, 2009Fig.4: Conditions diagnosed in the patients included in this studyDiagnosis of patients2%2%2%Vaginal Candidiasis13%TrichomoniasisVaginal CandidiasisBacterial Vaginosis33%Non specific VaginitisBacterial VaginosisAtropic VaginitisSenile VaginitisNon specificVaginitis48%Fig.5: Outcome of therapy using a polyherbal formulation (WH 1) in vaginitis30Therapy Outcome302518No.of patients2015106450Improved Not Improved Failed tofollow upExluded fromstudy73
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