What are the causes of cervicitis?

Many women with cervicitis are very distressed. Severe cervicitis affects the couple's sex life and even casts a shadow on the family. So what are the causes of cervicitis? Cervicitis is an inflammation of the cervix caused by bacteria and requires antibiotic treatment. The triggering factors of this disease are closely related to sexual life and abortion and curettage. When the cervix is ​​damaged and infected with bacteria, the disease will occur due to decreased immunity.

1. The onset of this disease is closely related to sexual life. Some women with frequent sexual life are the group that should prevent cervicitis. In addition, the occurrence of this disease is also related to artificial abortion or diagnostic curettage. Whether it is too frequent sexual intercourse, artificial abortion or diagnostic curettage, it may cause damage to the cervix, making it easy for bacteria to invade and cause inflammation.

2. Neisseria gonorrhoeae or mycoplasma exist in large quantities in the human body. Such bacteria also exist on the glans penis and foreskin of some men. When the sexual life is not clean, these bacteria can enter the female vagina or even the cervix through the male foreskin or glans penis, and then multiply in large quantities in the female body. At this time, once the cervix is ​​damaged, these bacteria can take advantage of the opportunity to enter and cause inflammation.

3. In addition to bacterial infection, cervicitis can also be caused by stimulation from certain chemical substances. For example, some women with gynecological inflammation need to frequently use potassium permanganate solution to flush the vagina. At this time, potassium permanganate will stimulate the cervix and cause inflammation.

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Cervicitis can be caused by a variety of common pathogens, such as Staphylococcus or Streptococcus, common Escherichia coli or other anaerobic bacteria can also cause this disease.