Bacterial vaginosis recurs after getting angry

Many diseases are caused by getting angry, and many inflammations are also related to getting angry. This condition of getting angry does put a lot of burden on our body. First of all, patients need to pay attention that bacterial vaginitis is likely to be caused by getting angry, which leads to repeated symptoms. Therefore, it is very important for patients to choose the appropriate treatment method.

Causes of recurrent bacterial vaginosis

The main reasons for recurring bacterial vaginosis are as follows:

1. Recurrent attacks of bacterial vaginitis may be due to careless use of medication after bacterial vaginitis occurs and failure to treat it thoroughly, which is an important cause of recurrence of the disease. Therefore, if a woman's symptoms disappear after taking the medication, she cannot stop the treatment at this time. She must follow the doctor's instructions and the prescribed course of treatment. At the same time, postoperative follow-up is also very critical. Only when three follow-up examinations after the operation show a negative result can it be considered cured. Therefore, women may wish to check themselves to see if they have done so and why they are prone to recurring attacks. In addition to incomplete treatment, there are also the following reasons.

2. Both husband and wife did not receive treatment at the same time: After a woman suffers from bacterial vaginitis, she can transmit the pathogen to her husband through sexual intercourse, making her husband a carrier. About 10% of men may develop balanoposthitis. If only the woman is treated and the man is not, then even if the woman is cured, she will be reinfected by her husband, causing Candida to be repeatedly "transmitted" between the couple, and the woman's bacterial vaginosis will recur.

3. Recurrent bacterial vaginosis is also related to poor hygiene and washing underwear and socks together. Although bacterial vaginosis caused by tinea pedis infection is rare, it is not impossible. If the bacteria that causes tinea pedis is Candida albicans, then the above practices will cause self-infection.

4. Failure to change and disinfect underwear and towels as required during treatment may also be the cause of recurrent bacterial vaginitis.

5. Experts point out that frequently using sanitary napkins and toilet paper that do not meet hygiene standards, or having the habit of washing in a basin, may also lead to recurrent bacterial vaginitis.

The above is an introduction to the reasons for the recurrence of bacterial vaginitis. Experts remind female friends that they must treat bacterial vaginitis thoroughly and not stop treating it, as this will make it more difficult to cure. Here, the editor also reminds female friends not to ignore their health in their busy life!