As a woman, you must put an end to this kind of "violence"

Although there are many strong women, women are actually very vulnerable to diseases, especially their private parts. A woman's private parts often become scarred without her noticing. So, what injuries are women's private parts most afraid of? Come and find out.

The reason why women are afraid of getting hurt

Compared with men, women's reproductive organs are more special. The distance between the vaginal opening, urethral opening and anus is closer. The stimulation of urine and feces makes it easier for bacteria to invade, causing vulvitis or vaginitis. In addition, the female's internal reproductive organs and abdominal cavity can be connected to the outside world through the vagina. After bacteria invade the vagina, they can ascend to infect the uterus or pelvic cavity, causing metritis or pelvic inflammatory disease.

As women, all we can do is try to avoid giving bacteria the opportunity to invade, but often the "harm" still happens unknowingly.

Women's private parts are most afraid of three kinds of injuries

1. Internal injuries: "violent" sex life

The vagina, like the breasts, is a delicate reproductive organ that requires gentle care, but during passionate moments, couples always forget that it is a part that is easily injured. In the life of a couple, if the sexual life is too frequent or too intense, it will cause vaginal friction injuries.

In addition, the vaginal mucosa of women will not transform into a more friction-resistant squamous epithelium until they reach sexual maturity, so premature sexual activity can also cause friction injuries in the vagina.

2. Trauma - Improper exercise method

Improper exercise, such as hurdling, cycling, etc., may cause impact or damage to the vagina. Trauma to female sexual organs also often occurs in areas such as the hymen, vulva and vagina. Because the female vulva is rich in blood supply and has loose subcutaneous tissue, it can quickly expand and form a hematoma after injury, compressing the urethra and causing urinary retention.

3. Common injuries - rinse with lotion

The vagina contains many kinds of bacteria, including Candida and Mycoplasma, but because an ecological balance is formed between the vagina and these bacteria, it does not cause disease. Vaginal Lactobacillus can convert monosaccharides into lactic acid, maintaining the normal acidic environment of the vagina, inhibiting the growth of other pathogens, and achieving self-cleaning function of the vagina. However, if the ecological balance of the vagina is disrupted (use of antibiotics, excessive vaginal flushing, etc.) or exogenous pathogens invade, inflammation may occur.

Many women always like to use vaginal wash to clean the vagina, thinking that this is the only way to keep it clean. In fact, it will only destroy the micro-balance of the vagina itself, leading to dysbacteriosis and inducing gynecological inflammation.