What should I pay attention to when I have vaginitis?

Vaginitis is a common gynecological disease. Due to the recurrence and intractability of vaginitis, many women find it difficult to treat or recur after getting sick. Vaginitis must be caused by some common bad habits. Stay away from these bad habits, and vaginitis will stay away from you.

1. Pay attention to personal hygiene: change underwear frequently, keep the vulva clean, disinfect underwear and towels in hot water or boiling water, and then expose them to the sun. If you need to travel frequently, it is best to bring your own toiletries, especially towels and sheets;

2. Pay attention to exercise: improve your immunity, relax properly, and avoid excessive stress. If your resistance is low, you will be easily invaded by mold;

3. Proper sexual life: Avoid sexual intercourse during the treatment of vaginitis. Vaginobacterium is a loyal representative of the vaginal flora. Sexual life is not conducive to the growth of this bacillus. In most cases, it can be self-regulated. Frequent sexual life will lead to the occurrence of vaginitis.

4. Don't clean your vagina frequently: Some people will say that I pay great attention to hygiene and clean my vagina every day. Why do I get vaginitis? The vagina is an environment with bacteria. Since there are bacteria, why is there no problem? This is because the various bacteria in the vagina are in a relatively balanced state. Frequent vaginal cleaning will kill some good bacteria and encourage bad bacteria to naturally cause vaginitis;

5. Do not use antibiotics indiscriminately: Antibiotics are not magic drugs, and you should not take them without any treatment. Broad-spectrum antibiotics may kill the "loyal ministers" in the vagina instead of the "traitors";

6. The medicine prescribed by the doctor must be used according to the course of treatment: if the itching stops, you can stop taking the medicine. If you do not take the medicine according to the course of treatment, it is easy to leave bacteria with strong drug resistance, which is prone to recurrence.