Prevention measures for acute candidal vaginitis

Acute candidiasis vaginitis is a particularly serious gynecological disease that harms many women. If this disease is not treated in time, it will cause serious damage to the female vagina. Therefore, when acute candidiasis vaginitis occurs, many women want to know about preventive measures. The preventive measures are introduced below for your reference.

Candida is usually a putrefactive parasite that can live in the skin, mucous membranes, digestive tract or other organs of the normal human body, and often exists in the vagina without symptoms. About 10% of non-pregnant women with increased leucorrhea and about 30% of pregnant women have this fungus parasitizing in the vagina. When the vaginal glycogen increases, the acidity rises, or when the body's resistance is reduced, it can become a cause of illness. Long-term use of broad-spectrum antibiotics and corticosteroids can greatly increase fungal infections. Because the above two drugs can cause imbalance of the body's flora, change the mutual restraint relationship between microorganisms in the vagina, and reduce the ability to resist infection.

In addition, vitamin deficiency (vitamin B complex), severe infectious diseases, and other wasting diseases can all serve as favorable conditions for the growth of Candida albicans. During pregnancy, the glycogen content of vaginal epithelial cells increases, the vaginal acidity increases, and the renal glucose threshold of pregnant women decreases, so nutritional diabetes often occurs. The sugar content in urine increases, which promotes the growth and reproduction of Candida albicans.

Prevention of vaginal candidiasis:

1. Do not over-clean the vagina. Under normal circumstances, our vagina (disease) will maintain the balance of acidity and alkalinity by itself. Try not to clean the vagina with detergents or disinfectants, or even over-scrub it. This may not only destroy the balance of the vaginal environment, but may also cause vaginal damage. So usually just rinse with warm water.

The following measures can be used to prevent:

1. Drink more water to take advantage of the cooling and diuretic effects of water, flush out parasitic bacteria in the urethra, and eliminate the risk of infection.

2. Use Bisu to clean the vulva and anus frequently. Pay attention to the order when cleaning. Wash the vulva first and then the anus. Do not do the other way around to avoid contaminating the urethral opening. In addition, the practice commonly adopted by women of urinating first and then cleaning is also unscientific, because in doing so, bacteria can easily invade the anterior urethra. If you clean first and then urinate, the bacteria brought in during the cleaning process can be flushed out of the body by urine.

Acute candidiasis vaginitis is the most serious disease that endangers women's vaginal health, so it should attract the attention of many women. In order to avoid further harm to the vagina, protective measures should be taken. If it becomes more serious, it is best to go to the hospital for comprehensive examination and treatment to recover from acute candidiasis vaginitis as soon as possible.