Ranking of common gynecological diseases in summer

Vaginitis ranked first:

The most common female disease in summer is vaginitis. This disease is often accompanied by typical symptoms such as abnormal itching of the vulva, occasional burning pain, increased vaginal discharge, and a slight odor. Vaginitis is a general term for various inflammatory diseases of the vaginal mucosa caused by different causes. Due to the anatomical structure of the vagina, a healthy woman has a natural defense against the invasion of pathogens and will not become inflamed. However, when the natural defense function of the vagina is damaged, pathogens can easily invade, causing vaginitis. Symptoms often include special itching, increased vaginal discharge, abnormal vaginal discharge color, odor, burning pain and other discomforts.

The most common urethritis:

Due to the special physiological structure of women, summer is a high-risk season for urethritis in women. Generally speaking, there are bacteria at the end of the urethra of normal people, but because the urethral epithelium has strong resistance, the bacteria can be flushed out with every urination, so no disease will occur. However, in midsummer, women's urethra and bladder are prone to congestion and swelling. When they sweat a lot and drink less water, their urine is less and more concentrated, which cannot flush out the invading bacteria in time, increasing the chance of bacterial infection.

Serious consequences of cervicitis:

In summer, the increase of leucorrhea caused by cervicitis will make women feel very uncomfortable, especially in the plum season, when the air humidity is very high. Excessive leucorrhea will make women feel wet in their lower body and uncomfortable all over. Cervicitis is one of the common diseases among women. Cervicitis is divided into acute cervicitis and chronic cervicitis. Chronic cervicitis is mostly caused by untreated or incompletely treated acute cervicitis.

The unbearable pain of pelvic inflammatory disease:

Pelvic inflammatory disease is mainly caused by postpartum or post-abortion infection, post-operative infection after intrauterine surgery, unhygienic menstruation, direct spread of inflammation of adjacent organs, and acute attacks of chronic pelvic inflammatory disease. The systemic symptoms of pelvic inflammatory disease are not obvious, but sometimes there are low-grade fever, lack of energy, general discomfort, insomnia, lower abdominal distension and pain, lumbar pain, irregular menstruation, etc.