Bacterial vaginosis recurring after menstruation

Bacterial vaginosis recurs after menstruation. If a woman suffers from bacterial vaginosis, there is a chance of recurrence, especially during pregnancy, menstruation, and menopause. Because the endocrine system and immunity of women change at this time, it will give pathogenic bacteria a chance to breed!

Why does bacterial vaginosis recur during menstruation? Gynecological experts said: In this case, menstrual blood will flow out of the female vagina. If not handled properly, inflammation and infection will occur. Therefore, it is generally recommended that women change sanitary napkins every 4 hours during menstruation to ensure the cleanliness of the private parts. At the same time, you should pay attention to a light diet during menstruation and avoid eating foods that are easy to cause inflammation.

Women must also be careful to avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation, because having sex at this time may directly cause ascending bacterial infection, causing the patient to suffer from more gynecological diseases, and even cause genital infections, leading to female infertility! Bacterial vaginosis must also be treated in time. If treatment is delayed, mixed bacterial infection may occur.

Will bacterial vaginosis recur after menstruation? After any bacterial vaginosis is treated, it is not all good after the symptoms disappear. You need to continue taking anti-inflammatory drugs for a few days to ensure the stability of the treatment effect. During menstruation, you should pay attention to enhancing your body's immunity. If you have itching symptoms, you should go to the hospital for a follow-up examination 3-5 days after the menstruation is over and receive anti-inflammatory treatment!