Diet and health care for Bartholinitis

If you have difficulty urinating and defecating in your daily life, accompanied by systemic symptoms such as elevated body temperature and increased white blood cell count, you may be suffering from a gynecological disease called Bartholinitis. Bartholinitis can cause great harm to women, and patients should pay attention to treatment while also doing a good job of daily health care.

Due to the location, when sexual intercourse, childbirth, menstrual blood, etc. contaminate the vulva, pathogens can easily invade the glands through the duct opening and cause infection, resulting in Bartholinitis. Bartholinitis mostly occurs in women of childbearing age. The pathogens of infection are mostly mixed infections of Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, Escherichia coli, Enterococcus, etc. Gonorrhea is also one of the pathogens that cause Bartholinitis.

Bartholinitis is a common disease of the female external genitalia. People often know that this disease is an infectious disease, but do not pay special attention to the relationship between this disease and sexually transmitted diseases. For some people with long-term uncured Bartholinitis, they do not undergo sexually transmitted disease examinations, delaying the best time for treatment.

Bartholinitis health care

When the acute Bartholinitis disappears, the gland duct opening is blocked, the gland secretion fluid cannot be discharged or the pus gradually turns into mucus to form a cyst. Therefore, after suffering from Bartholinitis, you should pay more attention to your daily health care.

1. When symptoms such as vulvar itching occur, remember not to scratch with your hands. Wash with warm water and go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid worsening of Bartholinitis.

2. Also pay attention to your diet and try to eat less fried and spicy foods, which can easily stimulate inflammatory infections, change the acid-base environment of the vagina, and cause Bartholinitis.

3. Hygiene problems are the main cause of infection. If you want to prevent vestibular glanditis, you must pay attention to hygiene issues, change and wash underwear frequently, keep the vulva clean and dry every day, and do not wear nylon underwear.

4. Eat a light diet and avoid hot and spicy foods

Usually, you should pay attention to eating a light diet, avoid hot and spicy foods, drink plenty of water, and drink some herbal tea that clears heat and removes dampness; at the same time, you should pay great attention to personal hygiene and keep the vulva clean; underwear should be washed and disinfected regularly. It is recommended to maintain good hygiene habits after curing vestibular glanditis in order to give birth to a healthy baby.

5. If the disease recurs, a Bartholin's gland resection should be performed.

Because Bartholinitis is prone to recurrence, Bartholin gland resection can be performed during the period of inflammation relief. If the inflammation is localized or if there are residual nodules that are not absorbed after surgery, infrared irradiation can be added, 15 to 20 minutes each time, 1 to 2 times a day, until the lump is completely absorbed.

6. Bartholinitis is often caused by other chronic inflammations, such as cervicitis, vaginitis, etc. If not treated in time, it can easily cause Bartholinitis. Therefore, it is important to treat the disease as soon as possible to avoid inducing other serious diseases.