Confused! Why do gynecological diseases always recur?

1. Why do gynecological problems easily recur?

Due to their special physiological structure and menstrual cycle, women's natural defense function periodically declines. When the mucous membrane is damaged, pathogens invade and toxins are retained, which can easily lead to infection. Therefore, only by doing a good job of daily ecological maintenance can women avoid the frequent occurrence of gynecological problems.

2. Under what circumstances are women more susceptible to gynecological infections?

When the natural defense function is weakened or destroyed: such as decreased secretion of female hormones, imbalance of vaginal flora, damaged mucosa, retention of toxins, high stress, unclean contact, after sexual intercourse, before and after menstruation, after childbirth, after abortion, after family planning surgery, ovulation period, after intrauterine operation, etc.

3. Under what circumstances will the reproductive tract mucosa be damaged?

During menstruation, ovulation period, after sexual intercourse, family planning surgery, abortion, childbirth, improper gynecological examinations, improper use of internal suppositories and other chemical drugs.

4. Under what circumstances will the vaginal flora be imbalanced?

Toxin retention; improper use of broad-spectrum bactericidal disinfectants such as lotions and suppositories; long-term use of antibiotics; long-term use of contraceptives and immunosuppressants; anti-cancer drugs; and decreased female hormone secretion.

5. What is unclean contact?

Unclean contact refers to the contact between the perineum and vagina and objects that may contain pathogens that cause reproductive tract infections, such as: public toilets, bathtubs, tubs, towels, swimming pools, unclean sexual intercourse, etc.

6. What harm do reproductive tract toxins do to women?

(1) Toxins retained in the reproductive tract will cause decay and stink, producing an unpleasant odor, causing women to lose their natural body fragrance, confidence, and charm.

(2) Retention of toxins in the reproductive tract can hinder mucosal repair and induce tumors and cancer.

(3) Toxins retained in the reproductive tract can cause ascending infection and damage the ovaries, causing women to age prematurely.

(4) Retention of toxins in the reproductive tract can cause discomfort such as pain, itching, and odor, affecting harmonious sex life and reducing happiness and the stability of family and marriage.

7. What is the relationship between reproductive system health and female aging?

The younger the ovaries are, the younger the woman is. Any unhealthy reproductive system problems, such as toxin retention, gynecological infections, bad mood, etc., will damage the ovaries, cause an imbalance in female hormone secretion, and cause premature aging of women.

8. Why does gynecological infection cause female sexual frigidity?

Gynecological infections cause discomfort such as pain, itching, dryness, etc. during sexual intercourse, and the reproductive tract toxins produced by the infection produce odor due to decay and deterioration, which will affect the quality of sexual life. Over time, it will cause aversion and fear of sexual life, thus causing sexual indifference.

9. What is menstruation?

Menstruation is vaginal bleeding caused by the periodic shedding of the endometrium due to cyclical changes in hormones secreted by the ovaries. It is one of the external signs of female reproductive maturity.

10. How does menstruation occur?

When a woman enters puberty, her ovaries gradually mature and secrete estrogen, which promotes the growth, thickening and congestion of the endometrium. On the 14th day before the next menstrual period, the ovaries begin to ovulate and secrete large amounts of estrogen and progesterone. Under the combined action of these two hormones, the endometrium continues to thicken and become loose, preparing for the implantation and development of the fertilized egg. If the egg is not fertilized, the levels of the two hormones drop sharply, the endometrium peels off and bleeds, and menstruation occurs. Subsequently, the endometrium repeats the above changes under the action of female hormones.