Anaerococcus vaginalis vulvovaginal infections

Formerly Peptostreptococcus vaginalis, Anaerococcus vaginalis has been isolated from vaginal discharge and ovarian abscesses, signifying that it can be a cause of pelvic infection in women. There isn’t much research to work from at the moment to explain how prevalent this bacteria is in vulvovaginal or urinary tract infections. Anaerococcus

Urethral diverticula

Diverticulum is a shift in the position of the urethra due to the periurethral (Skene's glands) enlargement, possibly due to infection or an anatomical abnormality that manifests later in life.

Skene’s duct cysts or abscesses

Skene's duct cysts and abscesses can cause a range of symptoms including problems urinating.

Hidradenitis suppurativa

HS is a sweat gland condition that causes distressing symptoms that include abscesses and boils on the outer labia and other places.