Is fungal and trichomonal vaginitis serious?

Is fungal and Trichomonas vaginitis serious?

Generally speaking, if women develop trichomonas vaginitis, it will not cause serious consequences as long as they are treated. However, if it is not cured for a long time, the symptoms will worsen, which will have an adverse impact on women's life, work, and family. In addition, if trichomonas vaginitis is not treated in time, it will also cause other gynecological diseases, such as infertility, pelvic inflammatory disease, cervical lesions, etc.

First, it will aggravate the symptoms: If women with trichomonas vaginitis are not treated in time, the symptoms will be aggravated, with obvious vulvar itching and burning, which will have a serious impact on women's health and life. In addition, vulvar itching will be particularly obvious at night, seriously affecting women's sleep quality, and they will be unable to work normally during the day without energy.

Second, the urinary system is affected: If women with trichomonas vaginitis do not receive timely treatment, the urinary system will be affected, and symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, pain, and hematuria will appear.

Third, secondary pelvic inflammatory disease: If fungal trichomonas vaginitis is not treated in time, the bacteria will spread and cause pelvic infection, eventually causing pelvic inflammatory disease, with symptoms of lower abdominal pain and lower abdominal distension. In addition, women should pay attention to the fact that long-term treatment of pelvic inflammatory disease can also cause complications such as irregular menstruation, dysmenorrhea, and peritonitis.

Fourth, it causes cervical lesions: After fungal trichomonas vaginitis occurs, the continuous stimulation of inflammation will cause cervical lesions, eventually leading to cervical cancer. If the lesions involve the endometrium, it will also cause endometritis.

Fifth, it affects fertility: the occurrence of fungal trichomoniasis can cause a large number of bacteria in the vagina, which may devour or kill sperm, making it impossible for women to become pregnant normally.