Reproductive Tract Infections (RTIs)
RTI refers to three types of infection: sexually transmitted diseases, endogenous infections caused by overgrowth of organisms normally present in the genital tract, and and iatrogenic infections, which are associated with improperly performed medical procedures (e.g., unsafe abortion).
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What it is
RTI refers to three types of infection: sexually transmitted diseases, endogenous infections caused by overgrowth of organisms normally present in the genital tract, and and iatrogenic infections, which are associated with improperly performed medical procedures (e.g., unsafe abortion).
Key findings
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Safety
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ℹ️ Quick Facts
Quick Facts: Reproductive Tract Infections (RTIs)
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Evidence-Based Protocol
Supplement stack ranked by research quality
Primary Stack (Tier 1)
Lactobacillus strains support vaginal/urogenital flora balance
Supports immune function and antimicrobial peptide production
Supporting Stack (Tier 2)
Prevents bacterial adhesion (primarily for UTI prevention)
How It Works
Reproductive tract infections (RTIs) include infections of the female and male reproductive systems. They range from common vaginal infections to sexually transmitted infections.
FEMALE RTIs:
MALE RTIs:
SYMPTOMS TO WATCH FOR:
IMPORTANT:
PREVENTION:
* Probiotics support healthy vaginal flora.
* Cranberry helps prevent UTIs.
* Medical treatment is essential for infections.
Expected timeline: Medical treatment resolves most infections within 1-2 weeks. Probiotics support ongoing prevention.