Is Bartholinitis contagious?

Bartholinitis is a gynecological disease that is very detrimental to women's reproductive health and is contagious. Therefore, we must pay attention to prevention, actively treat chronic inflammation of the reproductive tract, pay attention to menstrual care, and avoid infection.

1. Treat chronic inflammation of the reproductive tract, such as cervicitis, vaginitis and other diseases that easily cause excessive leucorrhea. Avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation.

2. Choose cotton underwear, and don’t wear underwear that is too tight. To prevent Bartholinitis, you should avoid using irritating chemicals to scrub the vulva. It is best not to use soap to clean the vulva, and avoid scratching with your hands or instruments.

3. To prevent Bartholinitis, you should pay attention to personal hygiene, keep the vulva clean, wash the vulva 12 times a day, do not wear nylon underwear, and seek timely treatment when suffering from vulvitis, which can prevent the occurrence of Bartholinitis to a certain extent.

4. During menstruation, the vulva is contaminated by menstrual blood, which makes it more susceptible to infection. Therefore, the vulva should be cleaned once every night during menstruation, but be careful not to let water flow into the vagina. Pay attention to hygiene during sexual intercourse to avoid sexually transmitted diseases.

5. Experts remind that because the site of Bartholinitis is sensitive, attention should be paid to the care and health care of Bartholinitis during the prevention and treatment of Bartholinitis.