Women in the world are constantly suffering the torture of reproductive tract infection induced diseases. Many are troubled with premature aging, early menopause, dull complexion, pigmentation, body aches, irregular periods, manstruation pain, excessive leucorrhea, dryness and sagging muscle...
Government of 189 countries committed in the United Nation's Millenium Declaration to achieve total reproductive health by 2015. During the 2001 UN Head of Government General Assembly held in New York United Nation Headquarter, total improvement of reproductive tract infection; reducing various reproductive tract infection induced diseases; early manopause due to premature aging of ovary and weakening of health due to repeat abortions are listed as important issues.
87.5% is the ratio of women in the world suffering for various degree of reproductive tract infection. Reproductive tract infection contribute to 45% of infertility. Prolonged reproductive tract infection is the major cause of major cancers like Cervical, Ovarial and Uterus cancers.
90% of married women suffer reproductive tract infection at least once during their lifetime. This figure is higher in the developing countries, 95% for all the women and 100% of the married one. 340 millions new cases sexually transmitted diseases and millions of incurable virus infection cases are reported every year. 240,000 women died of cervical cancer. This is half of the patient population.
Statistics released by UN Population Fund, UN Children Foundation & World Bank reveals that the is one women died of sicknesses related to reproductive tract infection every 6 seconds. 220 million couples are infertile in the world. These figures are still increasing.
