Is there any fungal vaginitis on the quilt?

Gynecological diseases are very troublesome for female friends. You should know that the biggest feature of this disease is that it is easy to relapse and it is also contagious. For example, the candidal vaginitis we are going to talk about now is a disease with a very high incidence rate and it is also contagious. So female friends will worry about how it is transmitted, whether being with the baby will affect him, and whether covering the same quilt together will be contagious. Let's talk about this issue below.

Candidal vaginitis usually causes sexual cross infection or is transmitted to the fetus during delivery. Covering yourself with a blanket won't cause infection. You can expose it to the sun for a few hours to achieve a good sterilization effect.

Candidal vaginitis is a common gynecological disease with a very high incidence rate. The disease itself is caused by bacterial infection, and the bacteria can be cross-transmitted through sexual intercourse.

If one spouse is sick, it can be transmitted to the other. However, since the male reproductive organs are relatively dry, there will be no symptoms of infection. The virus will only parasitize on the male reproductive organs and be transmitted to the female again through sexual intercourse, causing direct infection in the female. This may be the reason for the recurrence of candidal vaginitis in women.

In addition, if one of the spouses has athlete's foot, the bacteria will attach to the quilt when sleeping. Using such a quilt during sex or sleeping naked may also cause women to be infected with bacteria and induce candidal vaginitis.

In addition to sexual intercourse, the following reasons can also induce candidal vaginitis:

1. Excessive cleaning: Do not overuse cleaning products, as this will destroy the microenvironment of the vagina, causing imbalance in the vagina and weakening the defense function. Wash the vulva with warm water every day, change underwear in time, and keep it dry.

2. Abuse of antibiotics: While antibiotics kill pathogenic bacteria, they also inhibit some beneficial bacteria. Improper or abuse of broad-spectrum antibiotics may have serious consequences.

3. Love to wear tight synthetic underwear: Tight synthetic underwear will increase the local temperature and humidity, and the stuffy and hot environment is the best living environment for mold to multiply in large numbers.

4. Infection by pathogenic bacteria: Yeast-like fungi are not only found in the vagina and vulva, but can also exist in the mouth or intestines. In addition, Candida albicans often exists in damp environments, such as bathhouses, toilets, swimming pools, and wardrobes. If you are not careful, infection can easily occur.