If you think of the vaginal swab you do at the doctor’s as equivalent to the internet in the 1990s—it shows some information but it’s limited and often leaves out crucial details—then MicroGenDX is like the internet in 2025: fast, efficient, and able to show us nearly everything we need to know.

No more guessing! Those frustrating, recurrent infections that don’t respond to antibiotics or antifungal treatments? No problem. Those lingering UTIs with no apparent cause? We’ll find it.

You’ve addressed biofilms, cleared your thrush and or bacterial vaginosis — now what? Prevention is everything. Once the infection is removed or reduced, the next step is to recolonise with protective species and maintain an environment that keeps those opportunists in check. Read on to see what the science says works and other helpful tips.

Recurrent or resistant thrush can be incredibly frustrating—especially when you've done all the “right” things, and yet the symptoms persist. One lesser-known reason why some yeast infections don’t fully resolve is the presence of biofilms.​

Understanding what biofilms are—and how they can protect Candida (the yeast responsible for thrush)—can offer a clearer path to lasting relief.

Tired of having the itch down there? That fishy odor getting you down? Resistant thrush infections, particularly recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis (RVVC), pose significant challenges for 138 million women globally each year. That’s 138 million women that do not have success with prescription fungal suppositories like clotrimazole. That is too many for a condition that we actually know how to treat effectively. Read on to find out about two key elements that may be the difference for the future of your vaginal microbiome.