These three types of women are most likely to suffer from gynecological inflammation in summer

The hot summer makes people irritable, and suffering from gynecological inflammation will add to the troubles for women. Among them, vaginitis, urethritis and cervicitis are the most common. The high-risk groups are mainly concentrated in three types of women: those who love swimming, those who love eating sweets, and those who are overly clean.

The first category: women who love swimming

Swimming is one of the main activities for cooling off and entertainment in summer. Many women go to swimming pools to have fun, and even soaking for a whole day does not feel enough. However, swimming pools nowadays are basically mixed swimming, and some women with diseases are not self-aware enough. Some diseases can be easily transmitted to other women through water media. For women who really like swimming, it is best to choose a standard and hygienic swimming pool. In addition, it is best not to swim a few days before your period.

The second category: women who love sweets

In summer, there are often many high-sugar foods, such as ice cream, cola and various desserts, which are women's favorites. Experts from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Armed Police Hospital pointed out that foods high in sugar can easily cause high blood sugar or high urine sugar, leading to increased acidity in the body, which is the favorite growth environment for vaginal bacteria. Bacteria multiply in large numbers and can easily cause gynecological diseases, and vaginitis is usually caused by this.

The third type: women who love cleanliness too much

Due to the increase in temperature, the body's sweat secretion has greatly increased, and the female private parts have a large number of sweat glands, which is one of the parts of the skin that secretes more sweat. The unventilated and stuffy environment makes it easier for bacteria to breed and multiply. Some clean-loving women take baths very frequently in the summer, and are not satisfied with even three or four times a day. The high degree of cleanliness of private parts will disrupt the balance of the body's immune system. Experts suggest that you should not take a bath too often in the summer, once or twice a day is enough. When bathing, do not perform special cleaning on private parts, just wash the vulva with clean water. In addition, underwear should also be disinfected. The summer sun is strong enough and can be disinfected in the sun.