What should I do if I get vaginitis after childbirth?

Some women after childbirth will experience bleeding, vaginal itching, and some odor. If this happens, they may have postpartum vaginitis. What is going on? Why does this happen? Does it happen to all postpartum women? Here I will briefly introduce the causes of vaginitis and see what specific causes are causing it.

There are two types of postpartum vaginitis. One type of vaginitis is caused by prolonged postpartum bleeding. The blood stimulation causes congestion, redness and swelling. It is a non-bacterial inflammation and is not caused by any specific pathogenic bacteria. This inflammation can subside on its own. Without the stimulation of bleeding and the lochia is clean, the condition will gradually improve.

However, a common occurrence is prolonged postpartum bleeding, decreased resistance, and bacterial invasion. Because there is a good bacterial culture medium in it, it is also very important to clean yourself and shower after delivery. Moreover, this type of postpartum vaginitis does not require treatment most of the time, because the blood stimulation will slowly subside on its own. However, if there is a foul odor or some abnormal vaginal discharge, we still recommend treatment in this case.

There is another type of vaginitis, which is vaginal dryness after cesarean section. Because the bleeding time is relatively long and the vagina has not expanded through the process of the fetal head, it sometimes feels very dry. It is generally recommended to use some medications after delivery to change this situation. Because we often see patients feel vaginal pain during follow-up examinations after cesarean section, which is related to the decrease in vaginal hormone levels and vaginal dryness, and is also a kind of inflammation. At this time, we use some drugs to protect the vaginal mucosa and allow it to rebuild the protection system.

The above introduction shows that in fact, many cases of postpartum vaginitis are caused by bacterial infection, especially if you do not pay attention to personal hygiene, which makes it easy for bacteria to invade. Especially after childbirth, the resistance of many women is very low, and they do not have enough ability to resist bacterial invasion. Therefore, you must maintain good hygiene and pay attention to recovery in your life after childbirth. What should happen to inflammation?

Some women after childbirth will experience bleeding, vaginal itching, and some odor. If this happens, they may have postpartum vaginitis. What is going on? Why does this happen? Does it happen to all postpartum women? Here I will briefly introduce the causes of vaginitis and see what specific causes are causing it.

There are two types of postpartum vaginitis. One type of vaginitis is caused by prolonged postpartum bleeding. The blood stimulation causes congestion, redness and swelling. It is a non-bacterial inflammation and is not caused by any specific pathogenic bacteria. This inflammation can subside on its own. Without the stimulation of bleeding and the lochia is clean, the condition will gradually improve.

However, a common occurrence is prolonged postpartum bleeding, decreased resistance, and bacterial invasion. Because there is a good bacterial culture medium in it, it is also very important to clean yourself and shower after delivery. Moreover, this type of postpartum vaginitis does not require treatment most of the time, because the blood stimulation will slowly subside on its own. However, if there is a foul odor or some abnormal vaginal discharge, we still recommend treatment in this case.

There is another type of vaginitis, which is vaginal dryness after cesarean section. Because the bleeding time is relatively long and the vagina has not expanded through the process of the fetal head, it sometimes feels very dry. It is generally recommended to use some medications after delivery to change this situation. Because we often see patients feel vaginal pain during follow-up examinations after cesarean section, which is related to the decrease in vaginal hormone levels and vaginal dryness, and is also a kind of inflammation. At this time, we use some drugs to protect the vaginal mucosa and allow it to rebuild the protection system.

The above introduction shows that in fact, many cases of postpartum vaginitis are caused by bacterial infection, especially if you do not pay attention to personal hygiene, which makes it easy for bacteria to invade. Especially after childbirth, the resistance of many women is very low, and they do not have enough ability to resist bacterial invasion. Therefore, you must maintain good hygiene and pay attention to recovery in your life after childbirth.