What causes gynecological bacteria

If the patient's leucorrhea is found to have Gram-negative bacilli and streptococci after routine examination, it is considered that this is mainly caused by the patient's current untimely hygiene. For example, if you don't wash your underwear and change your clothes frequently, these two bacteria may infect the vaginal mucosa, causing vaginitis symptoms. It is also possible that it is spread through improper sexual behavior. For example, the male reproductive organs contain these two bacteria, which will cause bacterial infection in the female vagina.

The formation of gynecological cysts is mainly related to the following aspects. First, if it is an ovarian cyst, it is mainly related to the level of estrogen in the female body. If the uterus and ovaries produce too much male hormone, it may cause ovarian cysts. In addition, it may be related to the diet structure, such as frequent consumption of vegetables and fruits containing plant growth hormones, and consumption of pork containing pork essence. Second, if it is a cyst in the cervix. Most of them are related to inflammatory stimulation. Cervical inflammation will cause the glandular ducts in the cervix to secrete substances poorly, which can easily lead to cysts.

The most common locations of gynecological cysts are vaginal mucosal cysts, cervical cysts, and uterine intrauterine polyps. The most common vaginal mucosal cyst is the laceration wound or episiotomy wound after childbirth, which causes tissue hyperplasia due to inflammation and stimulation. Cervical cyst is a tissue hyperplasia caused by long-term inflammatory stimulation. Uterine intrauterine polyps are also growths caused by excessive proliferation of the endometrium, and often protrude from the surface of the endometrium. All three types of cysts require surgical removal and treatment. All cysts are recurrent and require a follow-up visit three months after surgery.

Gynecological herpes is a reproductive tract infection caused by the herpes simplex virus. The characteristic is that it causes ulcers on the skin of the genitals and anus, which is a chronic or recurrent process. Herpes simplex virus infection is mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse, so once you are diagnosed with herpes, you should seek medical treatment immediately and avoid sexual intercourse. Separate the clothes from the loved ones. To carry out antiviral treatment, systemic antiviral drugs should be used as the main method, and acyclovir or valacyclovir can be chosen. Secondly, local treatment, keep the wound clean and dry, and apply 3% acyclovir cream on the skin lesions.