What to do about female genital infection

For every woman, having a baby is their dream. Of course, having a baby is done through the female genitals, so that the baby can come into this world safely. If the female genitals are infected, not only will she not be able to have a baby, but it will also have a certain negative impact on the female body. Next, let us understand what to do if the female genitals are infected? What methods can prevent women’s genitals from being infected?

Some female patients with genital herpes do not know how they got genital herpes. When the doctor confirms the diagnosis, they are still confused and think that they have not engaged in any unclean sexual behavior. In order to help female patients answer their doubts, experts will introduce this issue to you in detail. Why should we no longer have unclean sexual life? This starts with the way genital herpes virus is infected. Genital herpes viruses often enter the body through tiny cracks in the skin created during sexual intercourse or through the mucous membranes of the mouth and genitals. Once inside human cells, the genital herpes virus can multiply inside the host cells and destroy them, causing mild or severe tingling, pain, etc. The genital herpes virus enters sensory nerve fibers at the site of infection and travels up into the sacral ganglia near the tail of the spinal cord, where it "stays." The herpes simplex virus in the ganglion will reactivate regularly or irregularly depending on the patient's immunity. Whenever it becomes active, genital herpes virus particles will be released and return along the nerve fibers to the site of initial infection, causing a series of recurrent symptoms.

Why do female friends often suffer from gynecological inflammation, and why are female reproductive organs so easily infected by external bacteria? Of course, this is also determined by the uniqueness of female reproductive organs, but a large part of the reasons are man-made, such as not taking care of themselves, or being infected by bacteria brought to them by others, but in the final analysis, it still comes from oneself.

1. Local irritation: The vulva is in direct contact with alkaline soaps, sanitary napkins, chemical fiber underwear and other items, and local irritation may also cause vulvar itching. Vulvar itching may also occur if potassium permanganate solution is used excessively for sitz baths or in postmenopausal women.

2. Bad hygiene habits: Many women suffer from gynecological inflammation due to bad hygiene habits such as improper use of water, failure to clean the vulva every day, or wearing synthetic underwear with poor breathability.

3. Various diseases of the vulva: Causes of gynecological inflammation such as vulvar eczema, vulvar hypopigmentation or leukoplakia, vulvar ringworm, vulvar neurodermatitis, vulvar condyloma, etc. can cause vulvar itching.

4. Stimulation of secretions: Inflammation of the reproductive tract such as vaginitis caused by pathogenic bacteria such as Trichomonas, mold, and fungi will produce inflammatory leucorrhea. In addition, the stimulation of secretions such as urine and feces will cause gynecological inflammation.

Women are the animals in the world that need the most care and protection. Both mentally and physically, women are far more fragile than men. This requires us women and our men to take good care of our bodies and keep those common diseases away from ourselves. This is what we should do.

Female genital infection is a problem encountered by many women, but this does not mean that it is a difficult problem. When encountering this problem, everyone must remain calm and not panic. While receiving treatment from a doctor, they must pay attention to hygiene and take a bath every day. Of course, when washing the body, you must choose a better shower gel, which will not cause genital infection and is of course more conducive to people's healthy life.