A woman has pain down there

Pain in the lower part of a woman's body is a symptom that many women experience. In most cases, this problem is caused by gynecological inflammation. The incidence of gynecological inflammation is also particularly high, and it poses a great threat to women's health. If you want to completely cure the disease, you also need to find out the specific cause first. Below, we will introduce the specific causes of gynecological inflammation in detail!

1. Physiological pollution

Physiological pollution is generally caused by inattention to life details in daily life. Such as neglecting personal hygiene during menstruation, such as using unclean sanitary products, not changing sanitary products for a long time, not using sterilization care solutions for care, or having sexual intercourse, etc. Or in daily life, you wash socks, outer clothes, trousers, etc. together with underwear, or you don’t change and wash underwear frequently in winter, etc. These reasons can easily lead to vaginal infection.

2. Physical damage

Physical damage is mainly caused by tight underwear causing pressure and congestion on the vagina, or accidental injury due to strenuous outdoor sports, or it can be caused by frequent or rough sexual intercourse. Childbirth, abortion or other uterine surgery may also cause vaginal or cervical injury and inflammation, or secondary bacterial infection.

3. Chemical stimulation

Gynecological inflammation caused by chemical stimulation is often a secondary damage during the treatment of chronic gynecological inflammation. For example, using a high concentration of acidic or alkaline bactericidal treatment solution to flush the vagina to treat genital tract infections, or using care solution during menstruation or after sexual intercourse to irritate the vagina, causing the vaginal mucosa to corrode and become inflamed and infected.

4. Biological infection

Biological infections are mainly caused by imbalance of bacterial flora in the reproductive organs. If antibiotics are used in large quantities, changes in endocrine hormones in the body can easily cause an imbalance of bacterial flora in the reproductive tract and lead to infection. In addition, the reproductive tract may be infected with viruses, Chlamydia trachomatis, Gonorrhea, Trichomonas, etc., which may damage the health of the reproductive tract and cause gynecological inflammation of varying degrees.