Why does vaginal dryness occur at the age of 20?

We all know that vaginal diseases are more likely to occur in married women, but not in some unmarried women. In addition, in modern society, many people still do not pay much attention to the maintenance of their private parts. As a result, not only the vagina is prone to problems after marriage, but also the ovaries and uterus. So the question is, why do 20-year-old women feel vaginal dryness?

1. High psychological pressure. Work and life pressure can cause low libido, delayed sexual arousal, and vaginal dryness. Women should relax themselves and relieve stress appropriately.

2. Insufficient sexual excitement: Women have sexual desires, but they do not reach the necessary level, or their husbands get straight to the point right away, which will lead to less secretion of female body fluids and thus vaginal dryness. Couples should communicate and coordinate well and do enough foreplay.

3. If you suffer from vaginitis, the vaginal mucosa will become congested during sexual intercourse, resulting in a decrease in secretions, which will cause vaginal dryness. If you have vaginitis, please seek medical treatment in time.

4. Endocrine disorders

If women over 35 have frequent menstrual irregularities over a period of time, it may mean endocrine disorders, which can also lead to a decrease in vaginal secretions. Menopausal women may experience dryness due to the decrease in hormone levels in the body after menopause. They can supplement estrogen in appropriate amounts under the guidance of a doctor.

5. Flushing too frequently

Many women think that leucorrhea is dirty and often do deep vaginal washing repeatedly. However, it is this excessive cleaning that causes the vagina to be unable to retain the necessary secretions and beneficial bacteria, resulting in vaginal dryness.

① When cleaning, do not use highly alkaline soaps or chemicals such as potassium permanganate to avoid changing the normal acidic environment of the vagina. It is sufficient to clean the vulva with clean water. Be sure to avoid frequent vaginal douching.

② Prepare your own special cleaning basin, cleaning utensils and towels. Cleaning utensils should be washed before use, and towels should be dried in the sun or in a ventilated place after use. It is best to expose them to the sun to facilitate sterilization and disinfection. Because towels are not exposed to sunlight for a long time, they are prone to breed bacteria and fungi.

③ Wash the vulva with warm water. If you must use soap, choose baby bath soap with less irritation to reduce irritation to the skin.