How to treat gonococcal vaginitis

According to the investigation of relevant experts, the proportion of gonococcal vaginitis in gynecological diseases is still quite high. It is a disease that we need to pay more attention to, and it is also a disease that can be completely avoided. It is mainly caused by not paying attention to hygiene in daily life and during sexual intercourse, so it can be completely cured. So does anyone know how to treat gonococcal vaginitis?

When suffering from dysmenorrhea, many female friends usually take painkillers or endure it, or hold a hot water bottle to relieve the pain. This is not advisable and may cause many more serious problems. Because most painkillers contain hormones, they are like drinking poison to quench thirst. They only temporarily relieve the pain but the pain will continue next month. Hot water bags or heat packs can only provide temporary relief, but they will not eliminate dysmenorrhea. They do not solve the problem at its root. Instead, they cover up the condition and make symptoms such as deficiency of qi and blood and cold uterus more serious, until infertility, premature ovarian failure, or endometriosis occurs. In short, dysmenorrhea is the body's warning that the coldness or lack of qi and blood in the body has reached a level that must be taken seriously. Normal menstruation is painless, has bright colors, lasts for four to five days, and has a regular cycle of 28-30 days.

Please refer to the following points for usual precautions

1. Avoid cold: During menstruation, do not touch cold water, sit or lie on wet ground, and do not swim, so as to prevent bacteria from invading the vagina and causing infection.

2. Pay attention to personal hygiene: use a shower to keep the vulva clean. You can wash the vulva with warm water every night; use clean and disinfected menstrual belts and menstrual paper; sexual intercourse is strictly prohibited during menstruation.

4. Supplement minerals: Calcium, potassium and magnesium minerals can also help relieve menstrual pain. Experts have found that women who take calcium have less menstrual pain than those who do not. Magnesium is also important because it helps the body absorb calcium efficiently. You may want to increase your calcium and magnesium intake before and during your period.

I believe that through my simple introduction, everyone has a better understanding of how to treat gonococcal vaginitis. Therefore, I think everyone needs to treat gonococcal vaginitis in a timely manner according to the methods I provide. If you let it develop and don’t pay more attention to it, it is very likely to affect future conception. This is what I mainly talked about today. I sincerely hope that it can help everyone and solve your troubles.