Recurrent vulvitis

The recurring vulvitis in women is mainly caused by the fact that girls do not pay attention to the hygiene of the vulva. Because there are relatively more bacteria in the vulva, we need to clean the vulva every day and pay attention to the hygiene of sexual life to avoid the occurrence of vulvitis. The recurrence of vulvitis is mainly related to the following factors. You can learn about them and pay attention to them.

1. Not paying attention to hygiene: Many women do not pay attention to personal hygiene after curing vulvitis. They mainly do not keep the vulva clean, do not pay attention to disinfecting their underwear, and wear their previous underwear in the later stage of treatment. This is likely to cause recurrence of the disease. Therefore, after the disease is cured, the underwear needs to be disinfected to avoid recurrence of vulvitis.

2. No treatment: During the treatment of vulvitis, the disease is not cured, or even if the condition is found to have improved during the treatment, the treatment is stopped blindly. If the treatment is abandoned halfway, it is very easy to cause the disease to recur.

3. Failure to treat spouses together: If a woman suffers from vulvitis, and vulvitis is a mutually contagious disease, if only the woman treats the disease while the man does not, it is easy to cause infection after sexual intercourse. This is also the reason why many women are prone to recurrence of the disease after the disease is cured. If condoms can be used, it can reduce the risk of infection between sexual partners.

To sum up, the above reasons are the reasons why women are prone to recurrence of vulvitis. Therefore, women need to take preventive measures to reduce the recurrence of the disease. In fact, women also need to take good personal hygiene measures in their daily lives. Only by ensuring personal hygiene can the possibility of infection be reduced. At the same time, you should avoid unclean sexual life in normal times, and even actively seek treatment after becoming ill. Couples should receive treatment together to reduce the impact.