Glucose tolerance tests in the early puerperium

Eight cases of a newly described type of vaginitis are reported. In many respects, this vaginitis resembles atrophic vaginitis, although it appears in women with normal estrogen levels. Its etiology is as yet undetermined. With or without treatment, the disease runs a protracted course. Thus far, intravaginal applications of preparations containing a corticosteroid have proved to be the most effective treatment.