What are the symptoms of honeymoon vaginitis?

Vaginitis is the most common gynecological inflammation. There is no age limit. Nowadays, there are many women suffering from vaginitis. There are many types of vaginitis, but the clinical manifestations are similar. However, there are different treatments for different types of vaginitis. Next, let’s discuss the symptoms of honeymoon vaginitis with the editor.

After suffering from honeymoon vaginitis, women usually experience symptoms such as increased vaginal discharge, itching and pain inside and outside the vagina, and redness and swelling of the vaginal mucosa. Some patients may also experience symptoms such as fever, chills, urethral burning pain, frequent urination, urgency, back pain, lower abdominal pain, nausea, and vomiting.

Physiologically, the distance between the female urethra, vagina and anus is very close. Frequent sexual intercourse during the honeymoon period increases the chances of bacterial infection in the female urethra and vagina, which is most likely to cause urinary tract infection: bacteria entering the urethra can cause urethritis; bacteria entering the bladder can cause acute cystitis; if the bacteria spreads up along the ureter, it can cause pyelonephritis.

1. Once women find symptoms of vaginitis, they should choose to go to the hospital for treatment in time, and keep the vulva clean during treatment. They must not have sexual intercourse during treatment to prevent the spread of bacteria.

2. Patients should change their underwear frequently and develop the habit of wearing loose cotton underwear to keep the vulva breathable and dry and prevent the growth of bacteria.

3. The pathogens of vaginitis should be checked in time. If the infection is contagious, the patient's sex partner should also be treated.

4. Underwear, towels and other items used by women should be disinfected or exposed to the sun for disinfection to kill pathogens and prevent the breeding of infections. [

Vaginitis has a great impact on women. It not only affects their normal daily life, but also their normal sexual life. Therefore, it is very important for women to treat vaginitis. But the better way is to prevent it before it happens. Good hygiene habits can be of great help in preventing vaginitis.