Women who are greedy for pleasure should be careful not to cause 6 major troubles

Many women who have had sex have more gynecological diseases, so we should pay attention to whether these problems are related to men. According to the survey, some women's gynecological diseases are very related to men. Let's take a look at it below:

Vaginitis

Every woman will suffer from genital tract inflammation several times in her life. One of the factors causing inflammation is unclean sexual life between two people. Nails and foreskin are sources of bacteria! If your guy has the habit of growing long nails and doesn't wash his hands when caressing you, you have to be careful! In addition, if he doesn't wash his lower body thoroughly during intimacy, or if you are too lazy to urinate and clean after having sex, it can cause genital tract inflammation.

The most prominent symptom of genital tract inflammation is abnormal leucorrhea. When you enter puberty, your body will have colorless, odorless, transparent leucorrhea that has the function of moistening and lubricating the vagina. If your vaginal discharge increases, becomes cheese or tofu-like, yellow or green, and has a fishy smell, it means that your vaginal discharge is abnormal. It is usually a sign of genital tract inflammation.

Pelvic inflammatory disease

If your life is not really stable yet and you have no plans to have children, then you must take contraceptive measures! Repeated abortions are one of the main causes of infertility and pelvic inflammatory disease. Pelvic inflammatory disease refers to inflammation of the uterus, ovaries, fallopian tubes, surrounding tissues, and pelvic peritoneum. One of the most important causes of pelvic inflammatory disease is sexual intercourse during menstruation, or unclean sexual life leading to infection with sexually transmitted diseases and subsequent pelvic inflammatory disease. Therefore, pelvic inflammatory disease mostly occurs in women who are sexually active and menstruating.

Chronic cervicitis

According to statistics, the incidence of chronic cervicitis in married or sexually active women is as high as over 50%. Because the lower reproductive tract and cervical epithelium are not yet fully developed, getting married before the age of 20, having first sexual intercourse before the age of 18, and having too many sexual partners will cause the female cervix to be repeatedly stimulated by a variety of pathogenic bacteria and viruses in the smegma for a long time, leading to chronic cervicitis and eventually turning into cervical cancer.

Since women have had sex, their vaginas have been in a relatively open state, creating opportunities for bacteria to multiply and grow. If you do not pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene during intimacy, bacteria will invade the vagina, which will increase the possibility of women suffering from chronic cervicitis. Therefore, both people should wash their genitals before living together, and men should also turn over their foreskins, especially to clean the dirt inside the corona of the glans penis to reduce the possibility of infection.

Leukoplakia of the cervix

The incidence of cervical leukoplakia has gradually increased in recent years, and the current incidence is about 40%. Cervical leukoplakia is a grayish-white, opaque, plaque-like lesion that appears in the vaginal part of the cervix, which has a certain relationship with the occurrence of cervical cancer.

Vitiligo is a phenomenon in which melanocytes degenerate and die and may appear anywhere on the body. Generally, milky white patches appear on both sides of the body, including the face, lips, hands, arms, legs, and genitals.

If it is just leukoplakia of the cervix, there will be no symptoms, but if it is combined with other diseases such as cervical erosion, there will be bloody secretions, increased vaginal discharge, or contact bleeding during intimacy. The cause of white spots is nothing more than excessive estrogen levels in the body or chronic local stimulation such as inflammation of the reproductive organs, which causes abnormal proliferation of the cervical epidermis and then causes white spots.

Cervical polyps

Polyps are a type of benign tumor, which refers to growths that grow on the surface of human mucosa. The cause of polyps is the stimulation of the cervix by chronic inflammation, which causes local hyperplasia of the cervical mucosa and gradually protrudes outward. Polyps do not cause obvious symptoms when they are very small, and many women may only discover them when they are undergoing examinations for other gynecological diseases. Soft and fragile cervical polyps can bleed with the slightest touch; larger polyps can cause changes in vaginal discharge, such as increased or bloody discharge, or contact bleeding, such as a small amount of bleeding after intimacy or straining during a bowel movement.

The canceration rate of polyps is approximately 0.2%-0.4%. If cervical polyps are not treated, they can cause infertility, so it is best to remove cervical polyps immediately once they are discovered.

Cervical erosion

Under normal conditions, semen has certain bactericidal and disinfecting effects, and the female vagina also has self-cleaning functions. If the vagina is frequently flushed with a high concentration of disinfectant solution, it will affect the growth of normal vaginal flora, and may also cause varying degrees of cervical epithelial damage, eventually leading to erosion. In addition, if you do not pay attention to sexual hygiene during intimacy, bacteria will invade the vagina and cause cervical inflammation. Due to the stimulation of inflammation, local secretions increase, and long-term immersion of the cervix in inflammatory secretions will cause erosion.