How to correctly prevent vulvar ulcers?

The female genitals, like the male genitals, are the most important parts of the body. In addition to daily sexual life, this also involves issues such as fertility and physical health. It’s just that many women don’t pay attention to this aspect of maintenance, don’t pay attention to private hygiene on a daily basis, or have chaotic sexual relationships, which leads to private diseases. The vulva appears to be rotten and has ulcer symptoms. How to prevent this disease correctly?

prevention:

1. Strengthen publicity and education to strictly prohibit prostitution.

2. Pay attention to personal hygiene.

3. Timely and thorough treatment of early lesions can prevent the lesions from developing to the late stage.

4. Routine syphilis serological examination before marriage and during pregnancy.

5. Strictly select blood donors and conduct syphilis serum test on all of them

6. In the early stages of vulvar ulcers caused by sexually transmitted diseases, the infected skin lesions should be effectively controlled and the source of infection should be traced. All sexual partners should be treated regardless of whether they have symptoms or not. Pay attention to co-infection with other sexually transmitted diseases, especially if HIV infection is present. Currently, the most effective prevention method is to avoid contact with infectious skin lesions. Condoms can reduce the spread of the disease. Sexual intercourse is not advisable during the infection period.

7. Genital tuberculosis is mostly secondary infection, with pulmonary tuberculosis being the main primary lesion. Therefore, active prevention and treatment of pulmonary tuberculosis is of great significance to the prevention of genital tuberculosis. In addition to strengthening anti-tuberculosis publicity and education, the preventive measures should also strengthen the health care of children and adolescents. Newborns weighing more than 2200g can be vaccinated with BCG 24 hours after birth and can be boosted within 3 months if necessary. Infants over 3 months old and adolescent girls with negative tuberculin test should be vaccinated with BCG. Pregnancy should be avoided during the active period of tuberculosis. In addition, patients with genital tuberculosis may have tuberculosis bacteria in their vaginal secretions and menstrual blood, so they should be isolated to avoid infection.