Is gynecological inflammation related to men?

Generally speaking, women who have had sex are more likely to suffer from gynecological diseases, so many people think that gynecological diseases are related to men, but is this really the case? Gynecological diseases actually refer to inflammation of the reproductive system, generally referring to vaginitis, cervicitis, adnexitis, pelvic inflammation, endometritis, etc. This disease deeply affects women's healthy lifestyle. So what gynecological diseases are related to men?

Trichomonas vaginitis

Some female friends will experience facial flushing, nasal congestion, body itching, vaginal edema, etc. after sexual intercourse. Such symptoms usually last for 2-3 days.

Vaginal infection

Careless sexual intercourse between couples can easily lead to private part infections, such as vulvitis and bartholinitis. Some women even get Trichomonas or candidal vaginitis inadvertently. In fact, the main way of infection of these diseases is direct infection during sexual intercourse.

STDs

Sexually transmitted diseases are genital diseases caused by infection during sexual intercourse, usually occurring in promiscuous groups. If one spouse has a sexually transmitted disease, the other spouse is usually unavoidable to be infected. Therefore, in addition to avoiding extramarital sexual contact, couples should also avoid infection from each other.

Other gynecological diseases

Women with chronic cervicitis will be more difficult to cure if they are stimulated before they are cured, such as cervical polyps, cervical erosion, etc., and sexual intercourse will cause bleeding. Women who suffer from menstrual disorders or have sex during menstruation will not only increase vaginal bleeding, but also cause infection and pelvic inflammatory disease. Because of uterine contractions during sexual excitement, fragments of the uterine wall can be squeezed into the pelvis, causing endometriosis.

In fact, gynecological diseases are indeed related to men's sexual life, so female friends should clean their private parts after sex to prevent the invasion of bacteria. There are also women who have sex for a long time, and they should have a gynecological examination every six months or a year to ensure early detection and early treatment, so as to avoid some gynecological diseases that do not recur immediately.