Can a virgin get gynecological diseases?

Gynecological diseases are a type of disease that affects women, and specifically refers to diseases of the reproductive system. Gynecological diseases have a great impact on women's lives, usually causing fatigue, loss of appetite, dizziness, etc. Generally speaking, gynecological diseases are diseases that only women suffer from. So is it possible for a virgin to get gynecological diseases? Let me introduce it in detail below.

In fact, it is not surprising to have this question, because many female friends think that some gynecological diseases are caused by sexual intercourse. In fact, this view is not very correct. There is no necessary connection between sexual intercourse and gynecological diseases.

"First of all, dark red, brown, or chocolate-colored discharge from the vagina is called menstrual changes or irregular vaginal bleeding. It may be caused by endocrine disorders, or it may be a tumor or trauma of the reproductive system. Among them, except for cervical cancer, which is more common in married women, other diseases have nothing to do with whether or not one has sexual intercourse." Miss Wang's first mistake was to mistake abnormal vaginal bleeding for a manifestation of vaginitis or vulvitis, but judging from the symptoms, vaginitis and vulvitis should have yellow or green discharge, while Miss Wang's chocolate-colored discharge was more like other gynecological diseases.

Secondly, even vaginitis or vulvitis is not uncommon among young girls, especially young girls, who have no sexual experience. If the girl's family has this type of inflammation, the girl may be infected by sharing toilets, towels, washbasins and even washing machines. Swimming in a swimming pool is also a risk factor. If a person with vaginitis goes swimming first, the bleach in the swimming pool will not be able to kill the bacteria, viruses, etc., and will give later people the opportunity to be infected. Experts say that vaginitis and vulvitis are more common among young girls due to poor parental supervision. "Some girls wear briefs or skirts and sit on the floor to play. Sometimes they put things in their vaginas without paying attention. Parents ask why their children's underwear is yellow. Then they see that their vulva is red. They take them to see a doctor and find out that it is vulvovaginitis."

As for gynecological diseases, the concept is even broader. It includes genital tract inflammation, tumors, and trauma, as well as reproductive system dysfunction caused by endocrine disorders. It can occur at any age, so even virgins should be vigilant.