Knowledge of Vaginal Microbiota and Its Association with Perceptions of Vulvovaginal Aesthetic Procedures Among Saudi Women

Enhancing women's knowledge of vaginal microbiota can enhance informed decision-making and reduce unnecessary esthetic interventions among Saudi women, thereby supporting better reproductive health outcomes.

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Healthcare
Published
2025-08-09
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https://doi.org/10.3390/healthcare13161955
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Reproductive tract infections research
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Knowledge of Vaginal Microbiota and Its Association with Perceptions of Vulvovaginal Aesthetic Procedures Among Saudi Women

Layla Faqih, Esraa Aldawood, Lama Alzamil, Sarah Almuhayya
Healthcare
Reproductive tract infections research
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Knowledge of Vaginal Microbiota and Its Association with Perceptions of Vulvovaginal Aesthetic Procedures Among Saudi Women

Layla Faqih, Esraa Aldawood, Lama Alzamil, Sarah Almuhayya
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Abstract

Enhancing women's knowledge of vaginal microbiota can enhance informed decision-making and reduce unnecessary esthetic interventions among Saudi women, thereby supporting better reproductive health outcomes.

HealthcareVol. 13(16)
King Saud University (SA)
King Saud University
Gender equality
Openalex Percentile: Top 81%
Reproductive tract infections research
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