Why do I get vulvar leukoplakia after giving birth? Why do I have gynecological diseases after giving birth?

In recent years, many women often have some gynecological problems after giving birth, among which vulvar leukoplakia is a more common one. In order to solve this problem, we need to first understand why vulvar leukoplakia occurs after giving birth, and also need to explore why gynecological diseases occur after giving birth.

[Why do I get vulvar leukoplakia after giving birth? 】

1. Hormone changes: During pregnancy, women's hormone levels will change dramatically, especially the increase in estrogen levels. Estrogen has a certain regulatory effect on the distribution and metabolism of skin pigments. Changes in hormone levels may lead to uneven pigmentation, thus causing the appearance of vulvar leukoplakia.

2. Changes in the immune system: During pregnancy, a woman's immune system changes to protect the safety of the fetus. However, this adjustment of the immune system may lead to the occurrence of certain autoimmune diseases, such as vulvar leukoplakia.

3. Changes in the vaginal environment: During pregnancy, a woman's vaginal environment changes, including changes in pH. This change may lead to an imbalance in the vaginal bacterial flora, thereby increasing the risk of vulvar leukoplakia.

[Why do I have gynecological diseases after giving birth? 】

1. Physiological recovery period: After giving birth, the female body needs some time to recover, especially the recovery of the uterus and pelvic structure. During this process, the female body is more likely to be infected with bacteria, thus causing gynecological diseases.

2. Milk secretion: After giving birth, women will secrete milk, which provides good nourishment and protection for the baby. However, the secretion process of milk may also lead to breast infection or mastitis, which in turn causes gynecological lesions.

3. Postpartum stress: After giving birth, women often face factors such as taking care of the baby, lack of sleep and psychological pressure. These pressures may cause women's immunity to decline, making them more susceptible to some gynecological diseases.

【in conclusion】

Vulvar leukoplakia and gynecological diseases after childbirth are closely related to changes in hormones, immune system, and vaginal environment in women. Understanding these causes can help women better protect and care for their bodies and prevent and deal with gynecological problems in a timely manner.