Is gynecological inflammation related to regional climate?

Gynecological inflammation is a common disease manifestation in women, which seriously affects the health of women's reproductive system. There are many causes of gynecological inflammation, such as unclean sexual behavior, not paying attention to the cleanliness of private parts, or abortion surgery, etc., which may cause gynecological inflammation. In addition to the above reasons, gynecological inflammation also has a certain relationship with weather and region. For example, excessively humid weather is also a factor that triggers it.

The increase in gynecological inflammation is related to the weather in two aspects: on the one hand, the weather is humid and rainy, and the mood is depressed. Coupled with the increased work pressure, the body's resistance decreases, and women's reproductive parts will be infected with dampness. Bacteria that originally coexisted with the human body begin to cause disease at this time; on the other hand, underwear has not been exposed to the sun's ultraviolet rays. In a humid and hot environment, it is easy to become a breeding ground for mold and fungi. Wearing such bacterial underwear will naturally make you susceptible to gynecological inflammation.

70% of adult women have been infected with gynecological inflammations such as vaginitis, cervicitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, endometritis, etc. to varying degrees, and these infections often last for a long time. Gynecological inflammation not only affects women’s quality of life, but may also cause infertility, induce tumors, etc., with endless consequences.

How to prevent gynecological inflammation:

1. Underwear should be soft, loose and preferably made of cotton. Avoid wearing down, nylon and woolen clothes next to your skin, and avoid washing underwear and socks together;

2. Avoid excessive scratching, rubbing, hot water washing and other methods to relieve itching. Do not use strong alkaline soap for bathing, and do not use bathing agents to repeatedly wash the vulva or flush the vagina, which will cause changes in vaginal pH and lead to imbalance of normal vaginal flora, thereby destroying the vaginal acidic antibacterial barrier. Do not abuse highly irritating hormone topical drugs;

3. Keep the vulva clean and dry at ordinary times, especially during menstruation. Do not wear synthetic underwear or jeans;

5. When men take a bath, they should turn over their foreskin and clean the smegma in the foreskin sac. This is the simplest and most effective way to prevent inflammation.

6. If long-term use of oral contraceptives causes recurrent vaginitis, you should stop taking the contraceptives and use other contraceptive methods instead.

7. Avoid excessive use of broad-spectrum antibiotics, which may cause imbalance in the normal vaginal flora.