What are the causes of non-gonococcal vaginitis?

According to experts, non-gonococcal vaginitis is a sexually transmitted disease. Every year there are many cases of family discord leading to divorce due to this disease. Therefore, many women who have this disease dare not tell their husbands for fear that they will think too much. In fact, this disease does not necessarily have to be transmitted through sexual intercourse. It can be transmitted in public baths, toilets, etc., and there are many people who have been cured of this disease, so patients don’t need to worry. Then let’s take a look at the causes of this disease.

Non-gonococcal vaginitis is a type of sexually transmitted disease. It is caused by sexual transmission and can also be spread by occasionally going to public baths, toilets, etc. Guidance: It is recommended to receive timely treatment. Note that you should not have sex during the medication period. If you have to have sex at other times, you must wear a condom. Do not eat spicy and irritating foods during this period, as they can easily aggravate inflammation. After recovery, you must also pay strict attention to sexual hygiene to prevent recurrence of the disease.

Transmission by contact. Women with nongonococcal urethritis cannot become pregnant. If a pregnant woman suffers from non-gonococcal urethritis, the virus may be transmitted to the fetus. It is special to note that a caesarean section can be chosen during delivery to reduce the infection of the fetus. When patients come into contact with objects containing HPV pathogens, such as underwear, towels and other personal hygiene products, it will cause contact transmission. Therefore, after giving birth, do not share basins, towels and other daily necessities with your baby. The couple has sexual intercourse. If a couple suffers from non-gonococcal urethritis, during sexual intercourse, invisible skin damage will occur, and the virus of non-gonococcal urethritis will invade the other's skin and cause infection. If a husband and wife both suffer from non-gonococcal urethritis at the same time, both should be treated at the same time, otherwise treatment for one party will be ineffective. Therefore, non-gonococcal urethritis must be treated by both husband and wife at the same time in order to be cured.

To sum up, patients must actively cooperate with the doctor's treatment. They should not refuse treatment because they are embarrassed to say it out loud, which will cause the condition to become more and more serious and eventually lead to infertility and lifelong regret. Special attention should be paid to the fact that couples should not have sex during the treatment period to prevent the disease from being transmitted to each other. Also, if a couple suffers from the disease at the same time, both of them must receive treatment, as treatment for only one person will be ineffective. Finally, I wish you all good health!