Is Bartholinitis Contagious?

In modern society, more and more people suffer from infectious diseases, especially gynecological diseases, so female friends want to know which diseases are infectious diseases so as to take preventive measures. So is Bartholin's glanditis contagious? Let's take a look.

Bartholinitis is a gynecological disease caused by bacterial infection. It is not a transmitted disease and is not contagious.

Causes of Bartholinitis:

1. Childbirth. For example, after vaginal surgery, bacteria can enter the glands through the wound.

Second, a history of unclean sexual intercourse. If the man has gonorrhea and has not been completely cured and has sex with him, the gonococci on the head of the penis will enter the vestibular gland through the opening of the duct at the vaginal opening; having sex during menstruation can also "press" the pathogenic bacteria in the menstrual blood into the duct opening and enter the deep part of the gland.

3. Not paying attention to the cleanliness of the vulva. If you do not wash the vulva every day and do not change your underwear frequently, the bacteria can multiply and increase at the vaginal opening and enter the gland through the gland duct opening.

How to treat Bartholinitis:

1. Patients with Bartholinitis mainly use antibiotics, and the treatment effect is better if the abscess is incised and drained after it is formed.

2. Keep the vulva clean and wash it every day.

3. Do not wear nylon underwear and seek prompt treatment if you suffer from vulvitis.