Why is congenital absence of vagina difficult to cure?

Congenital absence of vagina is the most common gynecological disease among female reproductive system diseases. It causes great damage to the patient's body. However, in the short term, congenital absence of vagina generally does not cause complications. The main cause of the disease is infection, such as unclean sexual behavior. The following is an introduction to why congenital absence of vagina is difficult to cure:

1. Abuse of antibiotics: There are many bacteria living in the normal female vagina. These different bacterial communities restrain each other and form a symbiotic state. In this case, women will not get sick. The large-scale and long-term use of antibiotics will cause the bacterial community in the vagina to become disordered, and the mutual inhibition will be changed, allowing Candida albicans to multiply in large numbers. With the increasing use of antibiotics, the incidence of vulvar diseases has also increased.

2. Pregnancy: During pregnancy, the secretion of sex hormones in women increases, which increases the glycogen content in vaginal epithelial cells and increases vaginal acidity, forming an environment that is conducive to the growth of Candida. At the same time, pregnancy can reduce the immunity of cells, which makes Candida easy to cause disease. According to statistics, 1/3 of pregnant women have Candida in their vagina, with an incidence rate of about .

3. Use of immunosuppressants: This will reduce the body's immunity and make it more susceptible to vulvar disease.

4. Use of estrogen: Estrogen can deposit glycogen in vaginal epithelial cells. These glycogens are decomposed into lactic acid by vaginal lactobacilli, which increases vaginal acidity and is conducive to the growth of Candida albicans.

In today's society, the use of antibiotics is very common. In daily life, it is recommended to control the use of antibiotics. Clinical studies have found that the incidence of congenital absence of vagina in some women is closely related to the irregular use of antibiotics. It is recommended to understand this aspect.