Although it has not yet been recognized in the medical profession, the blue waffle infection is now gaining buzz primarily because of its unusual name: blue waffle.
The truth is, the word was coined from jargon terms pertaining to a woman's vagina (waffle) and the color blue - the actual color that is said to characterize the infection.
Considering the limited information about this type of infection, this article will try to give you a background on what blue waffle infection is all about, its symptoms and indications, who are susceptible of acquiring it, and how it affects women's physical condition in general.
Admittedly, the blue waffle infection is still not medically accepted in the world of medicine.
However, despite this seemingly lack of recognition, there are so many available information about it, thus, its existence cannot be easily denied.
This condition falls under sexually transmitted diseases, or STDs, and is quite difficult to pinpoint.
The disease can infect both male and female, although it is said to be more common in women as a woman's vagina and urethra are the ones easily targeted by this infection.
How one acquires this infection is still not clear, but most often, diet, low resistance to stress, lack of exercise, and other similar types of diseases are said to cause this ailment.
Likewise, engaging in unprotected sex, presence of vaginal irritations, and the use of birth control pills or reproductive health pills and tampons are also pointed out as culprits.
So what are the symptoms of blue waffle vagina? How would you know that you have it? Sufferers of this infection said they initially felt a severe burning sensation and inflammation of the vaginal area, accompanied by a yellowish and odorous discharge.
A bluish coloring of the vagina was also be observed.
A few days after its appearance, it is said that this disease will disappear on its own.
However, it is still best to have your doctor check your condition to ensure you are prescribed the correct medicines.
Likewise, observe proper hygiene by always keeping the vaginal area clean and dry.
Another important thing to note is never to engage in unprotected sex.
Right now, the internet has pictures of what people say is how blue waffle infection looks like.
However, since this disease has not yet been verified by the medical society, the validity of such pictures are still being questioned.