Gynecological infection pictures

With the fast-paced lifestyle, many working women fall into bed and fall asleep as soon as they get home, and their health-care habits become increasingly lax. Coupled with the busy work, I don’t change my underwear as often as before, and gynecological inflammation comes to me. Seeing this, are you also worried about whether you will get gynecological inflammation? Below, let's take a closer look at what behaviors are likely to cause gynecological inflammation.

1. Neglecting environmental hygiene

Due to the temperature, it is very easy to be invaded by bacteria in summer, so underwear should be changed frequently in summer, and many women are also prone to holding urine, which is very easy to be infected with bacteria, generally E. coli, streptococcus and staphylococcus are more common.

2. Long-term sitting

Urban white-collar workers work on computers, sit for long periods of time, have poor blood circulation, and the heavy pressure of modern life has caused many women to spend their free time more and more at home, watching a Korean TV series all day long. Urban white-collar workers work on computers, sit for long periods of time, have poor blood circulation, and the heavy pressure of modern life has caused many women to spend their free time more and more at home, watching a Korean TV series all day long. Long-term sitting and lack of exercise will cause women's pelvic venous return to be blocked, excessive blood accumulation, and thus cause pelvic inflammatory disease.

3. Overwork

The pace of women’s fashionable lives has accelerated, and they are often too busy to socialize during work hours. Because women's resistance will become weaker when they are tired, and the corresponding latent diseases may also appear.

4. Diet with spicy food

In summer, you should avoid drinking alcohol or eating spicy food, because eating more spicy and fried food can easily cause heatiness, which can cause heat and toxic accumulation in the internal organs, resulting in symptoms such as itching and pain in the front and back of the vulva, and easily lead to gynecological inflammation.