What causes gynecological inflammation?

The occurrence of gynecological inflammation is often closely related to bad living habits. For example, if you do not pay attention to the health and hygiene of your private parts and menstrual care, or have sexual intercourse during your menstrual period, these can cause gynecological diseases.

1. Local irritation: The vulva is in direct contact with alkaline soaps, sanitary napkins, chemical fiber underwear and other items, and local irritation may also cause vulvar itching. Vulvar itching may also occur if potassium permanganate solution is used excessively for sitz baths or in postmenopausal women.

2. Bad hygiene habits: Many women suffer from gynecological inflammation due to bad hygiene habits such as improper use of water, failure to clean the vulva every day, or wearing synthetic underwear with poor breathability.

3. Various diseases of the vulva: Causes of gynecological inflammation such as vulvar eczema, vulvar hypopigmentation or leukoplakia, vulvar ringworm, vulvar neurodermatitis, vulvar condyloma, etc. can cause vulvar itching.

4. Stimulation of secretions: Inflammation of the reproductive tract such as vaginitis caused by pathogenic bacteria such as Trichomonas, mold, and fungi will produce inflammatory leucorrhea. In addition, the stimulation of secretions such as urine and feces will cause gynecological inflammation.