Don't be willful! Three bad behaviors in sex will cause you to suffer from gynecological diseases

Whether it's vaginitis, pelvic inflammatory disease or cervical problems, it's all very annoying! Many women are deeply "poisoned" by gynecological diseases. They have to take medicine and use vaginal suppositories regularly every day, and even after several courses of treatment, they cannot be completely cured. It is like a lingering "nightmare".

Experts remind that in addition to incorrect lifestyle, risky sexual behavior is also one of the "culprits" that lead to the recurrence of gynecological diseases. Women who do not pay attention to contraception, have unhygienic sex lives, and have multiple sexual partners are particularly likely to be "plagued" by gynecological diseases.

1. Having sex during menstruation or being too lazy to use contraception

Poor menstrual hygiene and repeated abortions are common factors leading to pelvic inflammatory disease in women. If women do not pay attention to menstrual hygiene, have sexual intercourse, take a bath or use unclean sanitary napkins during menstruation, it may cause pathogens to invade and cause inflammation. In addition, if you do not have a family planning and do not use contraception, which leads to pregnancy and miscarriage, the chance of pelvic inflammatory disease will also increase.

Experts point out that prolonged vaginal bleeding during abortion, residual tissue in the uterine cavity, or lax aseptic operation during artificial abortion surgery can all lead to post-abortion infection.

2. Unhygienic sex life

The incidence of vaginitis is extremely high, and almost every woman will suffer from vaginitis once or twice in her life. The most annoying thing about vaginitis is the recurring attacks. Even if you insist on taking medication every day, if you don't do a good job of "offensive and defensive" against bacteria and fungi, they will still have a chance to take advantage.

Sexual life is one of these "high-risk battlefields". If the man's nails are too long and he does not wash his hands before caressing, or if either party forgets to wash their lower body before intercourse, or if the man's foreskin is too long and not treated in time, or if he is too lazy to urinate and clean after intercourse, etc., it may lead to or aggravate female vaginitis.

3. Two or more sexual partners

Too many sexual partners may lead to cervical cancer! Experts point out that since many women have sexual activity too early and have too many sexual partners, the incidence of cervical cancer tends to be younger. Especially if a woman has too many sexual partners, her cervix will be repeatedly stimulated by a variety of pathogenic bacteria and viruses in the smegma for a long time, and will be easily infected with HPV (especially high-risk HPV virus). If not discovered in time, it will develop into precancerous lesions and even turn into cervical cancer.