What to do if gynecological diseases recur

Gynecological diseases are a disease that troubles many female friends. However, many women will find that after completing the treatment of gynecological diseases, the diseases will still recur and cannot be eradicated. In fact, if you want to solve this problem, you must first find out the reasons why gynecological diseases cannot be completely cured, and then make improvements. Generally speaking, the causes of recurrent gynecological diseases include: poor hygiene habits, failure to eliminate pathogenic factors, sexual intercourse during menstruation, sitting for long periods of time, postoperative infection, and drug abuse.

1. Bad hygiene habits

Unhygienic and chaotic sexual life, not paying attention to the hygiene of underwear, such as washing underwear together with other clothes, or infection during storage, and other inappropriate living habits will lead to repeated attacks of vaginitis or long-term difficulty in healing.

The urethra and anus are adjacent organs of the external genitalia. The vulva is often in contact with urine, leucorrhea, and feces, and is easily contaminated by bacteria. Leucorrhea and menstrual blood are a good environment for bacterial growth and reproduction. After the Bartholin's glands and paraurethral glands are infected, the bacteria can harbor for a long time, become lesions, and cause repeated acute attacks.

2. The pathogenic factors have not been removed

Trichomonas vaginitis is transmitted through sexual contact, so if there is a history of unclean sexual life, or the sexual partner is a persistent carrier of the pathogen, it is easy for women to be repeatedly infected with vaginitis. Taking large doses of antibiotics and suffering from diabetes will also increase the risk of vulvovaginal candidiasis. If antibiotics are used frequently or blood sugar levels of diabetes cannot be controlled well, women may often suffer from vulvovaginal candidiasis.

3. Having sex during menstruation

Sexual intercourse during menstruation can introduce bacteria. Sexual intercourse during menstruation is not only a trigger for acute adnexitis, but also a common trigger for other gynecological inflammations.

4. Sitting for a long time

Due to sitting for a long time and lack of activity, blood circulation slows down and venous return in the body is blocked, which will cause some diseases over time. For example: pelvic inflammatory disease, adnexitis, etc.

5. Postoperative infection

Abortion, cervical treatment, delivery, artificial rupture of membranes, cesarean section and a large number of gynecological surgeries, etc., may cause infection due to lax disinfection during the operation or damage to the reproductive tract.

6. Drug Abuse

The use of drugs is also a major cause of vaginitis. This is because while the drugs kill pathogenic bacteria, they also inhibit the growth of some beneficial bacteria in the female body, which gives harmful bacteria an opportunity to take advantage of and cause vaginitis, the most common of which is candidal vaginitis.