Five major harms of warm nest for female pelvic baby development should be avoided

It is very common to mistake back pain for lumbar muscle strain or pelvic inflammatory disease. Causes of pelvic inflammatory disease include chlamydia, gonococci, and bacteria living in the vagina. These pathogens can cause inflammation of the female internal reproductive organs and the surrounding connective tissue pelvic peritoneum. When women suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease, they may experience lower abdominal pain, back pain, frequent and urgent urination, increased and smelly vaginal discharge, and other symptoms. Some women do not have serious inflammation and only have slight back pain and low back pain, so they do not take it seriously. Some even think it is lumbar muscle strain. Pelvic inflammatory disease needs to be taken seriously. If not treated in time, it may cause fallopian tube adhesions, fallopian tube abscesses, leading to infertility or ectopic pregnancy.

Not paying attention to hygiene during menstruation

During the menstrual period, the body is weak and the endometrium is peeling off, which is a breeding ground for bacteria. If you do not pay attention to vaginal hygiene, use unclean sanitary napkins, and have sexual intercourse during menstruation, pathogens will invade the vagina, spread upward and cause pelvic inflammatory disease.

During menstruation, you should change your sanitary lining frequently to keep your vulva clean. You should also change your underwear frequently to keep your private parts clean and dry. In addition, vaginal flushing should be done appropriately. Too frequent flushing will destroy the original balanced flora environment of the vagina and easily cause pelvic inflammatory disease.

Frequent, uncontrolled sexual activity

Lack of moderation in sexual intercourse can also cause pelvic inflammation. Many women have very open sexual attitudes and have more than one sexual partner. Too frequent sexual intercourse leads to prolonged excitement of the sexual organs, which can cause continuous congestion of the pelvis. Long-term this can cause chronic pelvic inflammatory disease.

Neglecting local cleanliness before sexual intercourse, not urinating or cleaning in time before and after, and even having sex during menstruation. These bad habits successfully bring pathogens into the body and cause pelvic inflammatory disease. Women should be careful to know when to stop when enjoying sex.

Recurrent miscarriage, surgical infection

Many women have open sexual attitudes, and experience repeated pregnancies and miscarriages, thinking that it is no big deal and not taking proper contraceptive measures. When they need an abortion, they don’t like to go to regular hospitals because they think it’s troublesome, and instead go to small clinics. Little do they know that in such an unsafe abortion environment, they are most likely to suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease.

Being sedentary

Female white-collar workers sit in office chairs for a long time, which causes obstruction of pelvic surface pulse return, excessive blood stasis and pelvic inflammation. It is recommended that office women get up and walk around every hour, and do some appropriate exercise after get off work, such as walking and yoga.

Wear tight pants

Tight underwear or tight jeans will cause vaginal secretions to accumulate in the underwear and cannot be dissipated, causing vulvar inflammation. Retrograde infection can easily induce pelvic inflammatory disease and urethral infection. Therefore, choose a breathable cotton underwear that is not too small or too tight.