These 4 factors can induce bacterial vaginosis and should be taken seriously

The main triggering factors of bacterial vaginosis are: negative emotions, excessive vaginal douching, improper sexual life and abuse of antibiotics.

1. Negative emotions <br/>Long-term negative emotions such as anxiety, depression, and tension can cause changes in the body's immune function. When the patient's immune function is weak, bacterial microorganisms invade the vagina, destroying the normal vitamin balance in the vagina and causing bacterial infection. Negative emotions are a risk factor that leads to a high incidence and recurrence rate of the disease.
2. Excessive vaginal flushing <br/>Excessive vaginal cleaning and excessive vaginal care will disrupt the normal microcirculation in the vagina and increase the risk of bacterial vaginosis.
3. Improper sexual life <br/>Long-term unclean sexual life or frequent sexual life will cause changes in the vaginal environment and increase the risk of disease.
4. Abuse of antibiotics <br/>Frequent use of antibiotics will inhibit the activity of lactobacilli in the vagina, provide a favorable growth environment for anaerobic bacteria, and destroy the natural ecological balance of the vagina.