Vaginal abscess

What is the cause of vaginal thickening?

Fungal vaginitis is a relatively common vaginal inflammation, which is accompanied by vaginal itching. At this time, the patient will scratch it involuntarily, and after scratching, eczema-like changes are likely to occur, and pustules will easily grow on the patient's genitals.

The dangers of vaginitis

1. Impact on daily life

If the vulva is stimulated by severe inflammation, it may cause diseases such as genital warts, genital herpes, gonorrhea, syphilis, trichomoniasis, and fungal infections, which will have a serious impact on the patient's life and seriously threaten the patient's physical health.

2. Affect the quality of sexual life

Patients with acute inflammation will experience vulvar itching and burning pain, as well as varying degrees of swelling and congestion in the skin and mucous membranes of the vulva. In severe cases, it may lead to erosion, ulcers, or large areas of eczema, accompanied by painful urination and sexual intercourse, which affects the quality of sex life.

3. Impact on fertility

If patients with vulvitis are not treated in time, the inflammation will spread and cause secondary infection, and it will also affect the environmental balance in the vagina, thereby affecting the survival rate of sperm. When the disease is serious, the patient's secretions contain a large number of white blood cells, which can phagocytize sperm, reduce sperm motility, shorten sperm survival time, etc., thereby causing a certain impact on female fertility.

4. Infect your sexual partners

Among vulvitis, fungal vulvitis and Trichomonas vulvitis are highly contagious, especially through sexual transmission. If the patient has not been cured and has sexual intercourse, there is a 50% chance that his or her sexual partner will be infected. Therefore, if a female friend suffers from vulvitis, she must seek timely treatment. It is best for both husband and wife to receive treatment at the same time to avoid cross infection through sexual intercourse and failure to achieve a complete cure.