How can women prevent gynecological inflammation

Women's unique physiological structure means that they are often at risk of bacterial infections and gynecological inflammation. Once you suffer from gynecological inflammation, you will often experience discomfort such as unbearable itching in the lower body, abnormal leucorrhea, and vaginal odor. Then it is necessary to understand how women can prevent the occurrence of gynecological inflammation. In fact, the most important thing to prevent and treat gynecological inflammation is to keep the lower body clean and hygienic.

1. Gynecological inflammation is a common disease among women, mainly referring to inflammation of the female reproductive organs. Acute and chronic inflammation can occur in many organs of women, including vulvitis, vaginitis, cervicitis, and pelvic inflammatory disease. For mycoplasma and chlamydia infections, as long as there are no symptoms, mycoplasma positivity is just a normal residence of the human body. This is normal and there is no need to worry. From the perspective of etiology, the pathogenicity of mycoplasma is weaker than many other pathogens, so when inflammation really occurs and the test results are positive for mycoplasma, the first thing to consider is whether there are other pathogens. This is because mycoplasma infection often occurs after other pathogens cause inflammation in the body, which in turn reduces the body's local disease resistance. At this time, mycoplasma is just a "passerby".

2. Avoid excessive scratching, rubbing, washing with hot water, etc. for itchy areas. Do not use strong alkaline soaps for bathing, and do not use bath agents to repeatedly clean the vulva or rinse the vagina, which will cause changes in vaginal pH and lead to an imbalance in the normal vaginal flora, thereby destroying the vagina's acidic antibacterial barrier. Do not abuse highly irritating hormone topical medications.

3. 1. Treatment of vulvar and vaginal inflammation

4. (1) The principles of treatment are to keep the area clean and dry; apply antibiotics topically; and focus on eliminating the cause of the disease.

5. (2) When acute inflammation occurs, you need to rest in bed, identify the pathogen, and choose antibiotics based on the pathogen. You can also choose to take a sitz bath with corresponding drugs.

6. (3) For sexually transmitted diseases, sexual partners should be treated at the same time and sexual intercourse should be prohibited during treatment.

7. 2. Treatment of cervical inflammation

The main treatment is antibiotics. Patients with high risk factors for sexually transmitted diseases should be treated with symptomatic medication targeting the pathogens.