Why do you get gynecological inflammation?

Women's reproductive organs are very susceptible to bacterial invasion. The reason why women suffer from gynecological inflammation is related to their sexual life and personal hygiene habits. If the sexual life is unclean, the menstrual hygiene is not done well, and the underwear is not washed in time, these are all factors that cause gynecological inflammation. Learn more about why gynecological inflammation occurs?

1. Female physiological structure: The female vaginal opening is close to the urethral opening, anus and other parts, so it is easy to be contaminated by urine and feces, breeding bacteria and causing inflammation. In addition, the female reproductive organs are connected to the abdominal cavity and the outside world, making it easy for bacteria to invade and cause inflammation.

2. Excessive cleaning: Some women like to use medicated cleansers or lotions to clean the vulva, thinking that this can kill bacteria, but they don’t know that this can easily destroy the original environment of the vagina, reduce immunity, and make gynecological inflammation more likely to occur.

3. Not paying attention to hygiene: Not paying attention to personal hygiene is the most common cause of gynecological inflammation. Improper cleaning, improper washing of underwear, and tight clothing may cause bacteria to grow in large numbers and cause gynecological inflammation.

4. Improper cleaning of the vulva: For normal cleaning, the vulva should be washed first, and then the anus and other parts. In addition, try to avoid bathing in a tub to prevent bacteria from ascending or spreading and causing gynecological inflammation.

5. Other reasons: The occurrence of gynecological inflammation is also related to women’s sexual habits, whether they have miscarriage, childbirth, etc. Therefore, women who have sexual life should pay attention to contraceptive measures and try to avoid artificial abortion. At the same time, after giving birth, they should pay attention to personal hygiene, avoid postpartum infection, and prevent the occurrence of gynecological inflammation.