Question 1

what is it when a woman keep getting bacteria vaganotius?

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Risk factors for BV: Include new or multiple sexual partners, frequent vaginal douching and antibiotic use, iud placement, cigarette smoking. Hopefully this link will be of great help 2 u! http://womenshealth.Medicinenet.Com/script/main/mobileart.Asp?Articlekey=18971&page=4.

Question 2

what characteristics of a bacteria make it most dangerous to people?

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The fact that: some have lethal potential and are resistant to antibiotic medications.

Question 3

is there a particular bacteria that causes itchiness?

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Maybe.: Interesting question. Staphylococcus infection of eczematous skin is certainly associated with increased itchiness. But its not clear if the bacteria increases itchiness or simply exploits the skin injured by scratching to cause a secondary infection.

Question 4

i have a little bacteria in my urine i'm 16?

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UTI vs STD: Urine is supposed to be sterile. And peeing/voiding is supposed to be painless.  How do you know you have a little bacteria in your urine?  Why were you checked? Most common cause of bacteria in urine is a urinary tract infection (UTI) either simple bladder infection or more complicated &amp; serious kidney infection. Sexually transmitted diseases can also make your urine appear dirty. See your doc

Question 5

how long can bacteria live on a dry dish rag?

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Bacterial viability: This varies dramatically with the particular organism. Clostridium or Bacillus species may survive for years because they form spores, whereas some bacteria will die very very quickly. No simple answer possible.

Question 6

how long can e.coli the bacteria live on a surface?

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It depends on...: Well, if is a dry surface, then not very long...But if is wet/damp etc..It can survive and multiply as long as there is water/food. Thus, it is best to wash your counter tops with soap/disinfectants and keep it dry...
Stay healthy..
Good luck.

Question 7

what does "occasional bacteria" mean in a urinalysis?

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Usually nothing: It is basically impossible to keep a few bacteria from finding their way into a specimen.

Question 8

what are the diseases associated to a gram positive bacteria ?

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Gram-positive : There are many different gram+ bacteria.  These include staphylococci, streptococci, bacillus and clostridial species, corynebacterium, listeria and many others.  If you can be more specific rephrase the question and can list some conditions they may cause.

Question 9

here is a tough question, how can you test the blood for any good bacteria?

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Not tough.: There are no good bacteria found in the blood.

Question 10

i was recently told tha a new partner can change my body odor. what causes that? just bacteria?

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Body odor causes: The reason that body odor occurs is because bacteria break down the oils secreted by our sweat glands.  It is possible that your new partner may have a different type of bacteria and this is why your body odor has changed. It also depends on where the odor is coming from. Certain bacteria that can cause std's can cause your vaginal odor to change as well and would require treatment by your doctor.

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