The aim of this study is to find out how well the medical device Lactal Gel works and how safe it is. The product will be used to treat bacterial vaginosis in a group of fifty women aged 18 years or older. All participants will receive the one-week treatment as part of their usual medical care. Each participant will have two visits: one at the beginning of the study (the initial assessment) and another at day 11 (the final visit). During these visits, the doctor will: * Perform a normal medical check-up * Diagnose bacterial vaginosis using the Amsel criteria (which include checking vaginal pH, appearance of discharge, odor, and microscopic examination) * Ask about symptoms such as odor, discomfort, and itching * Evaluate, together with the patient, how well the treatment is working * Assess the patient's satisfaction and how easy the product is to use * Check that the treatment is safe and well tolerated The results of this study will help doctors choose the most effective and safest treatment for bacterial vaginosis.
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Percent of Bacterial Vaginosis (BV)-free subjects
Timeframe: day 11 ± 2 (final visit)
Amsel parameter total sum
Timeframe: day 11 ± 2 (final visit)