Will a girl get gynecological inflammation?

When we talk about gynecological diseases, the first thing we think of is that older women will get the disease. So, will younger girls also get gynecological diseases? In fact, gynecological diseases are not only caused by relations between the sexes, but may also be caused by neglecting hygiene. Therefore, young girls may also suffer from gynecological diseases.

Gynecological inflammation mainly refers to inflammation of the female reproductive organs, including female vulvitis, vaginitis, cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc. Because female genitals are open, they are easily infected by exogenous factors. The biggest cause of gynecological inflammation in young girls may be gynecological inflammation caused by urinary tract infection. The urethra and vulva are very close. Once a urethral infection occurs, it is very likely to cause gynecological inflammation.

Girls aged fourteen or fifteen are usually at the age when they just start menstruating. Due to their lack of understanding of menstruation, they do not pay attention to physiological hygiene and change their napkins too long after use. This provides conditions for the growth and reproduction of genital bacteria, thus leading to gynecological inflammation. In addition, girls aged 14 or 15 who are in puberty take the forbidden fruit and have sexual relations with boys too early, which is also a factor leading to gynecological inflammation. If the female elders in the girl's family have gynecological inflammation, cross-infection may occur between the girl and the girl, leading to gynecological inflammation.

If a young girl suffers from gynecological inflammation, she must go to a regular hospital for treatment in time and cannot ignore it. After all, girls are still in the development stage, and gynecological inflammation can cause far greater harm to them than to women, and may very likely affect their future fertility. Gynecological inflammation must be treated according to the different causes of the disease, mainly using methods of anti-inflammatory and bactericidal, insecticidal and antipruritic, and heat-clearing and detoxifying. In daily life, young girls should pay attention to hygiene, keep the vulva clean and dry, change napkins frequently during menstruation, and use warm water to clean the vulva.