Bacterial vaginosis is characterized by recurring attacks, and this is the main reason

Bacterial vaginosis is characterized by recurrence and is prone to recurrence. The main cause of recurrence is incomplete treatment and improper care.

1. Improper treatment <br/>The infection rate of bacterial vaginosis can reach about 17%~25%, and it is characterized by recurring attacks. If the infection is not treated in time or the treatment is not standardized, the infectious microorganisms are only temporarily suppressed but not completely eliminated, and it is likely to turn into a chronic infection. When the patient's resistance is too low, the disease is prone to recurring.
2. Improper care <br/>Improper care is also one of the common causes. If the relevant care is not done after the symptoms of the disease are gradually cured, especially if the relevant hygiene is not done during sexual life, it is easy to relapse when attacked by some bacterial microorganisms. The recurrence rate caused by improper care is high, and the recurrence rate can reach about 10%~15% within 4 weeks, and the recurrence rate can reach about 25% within three months.