What is Candida vaginitis?

The most common type of vaginitis is candidal vaginitis, which brings great harm. Therefore, we should pay great attention to this issue, especially the causes of candidal vaginitis in women. So what are the causes of candidal vaginitis in women? Let's take a detailed look below.

Among the issues of candidal vaginitis, the symptoms and prevention of candidal vaginitis are the issues that female friends are most concerned about. Candidal vaginitis is the most common disease among women. It is easy to be co-infected with other pathogens, such as mycoplasma and chlamydia, which are also pathogens that can easily cause female infertility. Therefore, it is very important to prevent candidal vaginitis. However, we must first understand the symptoms of candidal vaginitis so that we can treat it in time.

Causes of vaginal candidiasis in women:

1. Abuse of antibiotics: Improper use of antibiotics or abuse of broad-spectrum antibiotics may lead to serious consequences, because while antibiotics kill pathogenic bacteria, they also inhibit some beneficial bacteria. Uninhibited and foreign drug-resistant bacteria will take the opportunity to multiply in large numbers, including mold.

2. Use of birth control pills: Some women are prone to recurrence of candidal vaginitis after using birth control pills, because the estrogen in birth control pills can promote the formation of fungal hyphae, causing fungi to further invade the vaginal tissue.

3. Excessive cleaning: Improper cleaning and cleaning addiction are also hidden dangers of fungal infection. Frequent use of gynecological cleaning disinfectants, disinfected pads, etc., destroys the microenvironment of the vagina itself, causing imbalance, reducing the vagina's self-antibacterial ability, making it easier for fungi to invade and cause disease.

4. Carried by spouse: Fungi in the vagina can also be transmitted to the male reproductive tract. When fungi parasitize in the male reproductive tract, because the male reproductive tract is relatively dry and does not have the acidic environment that fungi like, there will be no obvious symptoms of fungal infection. However, fungal spores in the male body can be transmitted to females again, causing direct infection caused by sexual intercourse.

The causes of candidal vaginitis in women are very complicated. In order to help everyone carry out targeted treatment, we must comprehensively consider various factors and correctly analyze the causes of candidal vaginitis in women. Only by treating the cause can good results be achieved. This is also a reflection of our responsibility to patients.