Is vaginitis contagious?

Is vaginitis contagious? I believe everyone is familiar with vaginitis. It is a common gynecological disease and is relatively common in life. There are many clinical types, which have a serious impact on patients' lives and work. So, is vaginitis contagious? The following is a detailed introduction for everyone.

There are many types of vaginitis in clinical practice, and the symptoms of different types of vaginitis are also different. Among them, candidal vaginitis and Trichomonas vaginitis are contagious and are mainly transmitted through sex. Therefore, everyone must be vigilant and do a good job of daily prevention to avoid the invasion of diseases.

Regular physical examinations and self-examinations at home are also important for the prevention of vaginitis. If you find vaginal itching, increased secretions and odor, and pain in the lower abdomen or waist, you should first be alert to gynecological inflammation and have a physical examination in time. Strive for early detection and early treatment to avoid irreversible consequences.

Develop good personal hygiene habits and take good care of vaginitis prevention. Keep your lower body clean and dry, try not to scratch your lower body, use the correct method to wash your vulva, keep it clean and dry, and avoid sexual intercourse when the inflammation has not been completely cured. Do not wear tight, non-breathable underwear. The fabric of underwear should be cotton or linen with good moisture absorption and breathability. Change underwear every day, and wash the underwear separately to prevent cross infection and take good care of vaginitis prevention.

Usually, you should drink plenty of water, have a balanced diet, eat more protein-rich foods such as fish, meat, eggs, and bean products, and fresh vegetables rich in vitamins, eat iron-containing foods, and avoid spicy, cold, high-fat, and high-sugar foods. Once a female friend suffers from candidal vaginitis, she should not panic or be careless. She should be diagnosed and treated in time to reduce the possibility of recurrence or recurrence.