Obstruction of one ureter does not reduce how much people urinate. Obstruction can stop or reduce urination if blockage affects the ureters from both kidneys or if it affects the urethra. Obstruction of the urethra or bladder outlet may cause pain, pressure, and distention of the bladder.
The presence or excess growth of yeast cells, bacteria, or viruses can cause a vaginal infection. A vaginal infection may occur when there is a change in the normal balance of organisms in your vagina. The three most common types of vaginal infections are: Candida vulvovaginitis (yeast infections).
Bacterial vaginosis, bacterial vaginitis or âBVâ is the common vaginal infection of women of childbearing age. It results from an overgrowth of bacteria in the vagina following a disruption of the normal balance of bacteria. The causes of BV are not fully understood. It seems to arise when there is a surplus of harmful bacteria over good bacteria, which protects the womb from infection, or when there is a disruption in the pH of the vagina resulting in higher levels of alkali.