How is Bartholinitis spread?

The Bartholin's glands are located at the back of the labia majora on both sides, and the gland duct opens on the inner side of the labia minora near the hymen. Due to the characteristics of the anatomical location, when the vulva is contaminated during sexual intercourse, childbirth or other situations, pathogens can easily penetrate and cause inflammation, namely Bartholin's glands. So, how is Bartholin's glands transmitted?

Why is the female reproductive system prone to disease while the male is less prone to disease? This is because of the differences in the structure of the reproductive system between women and men. The female reproductive system is completely separated from the urinary system. The outside of the reproductive system is connected to the outside world through the vaginal opening, and the inside is connected to the pelvic and abdominal cavities through the opening of the fallopian tube. On the one hand, the female vaginal opening is larger, and it is easy for pathogens from the outside to enter and induce some inflammation; on the other hand, there are many pathogens in the vagina itself. When the immunity is good, everyone is at peace, but when the immunity decreases, these pathogens will stir up trouble and cause inflammation. Although the male reproductive system and urinary system share a channel, the urethra, which is connected to the outside world, they are not connected to the pelvic and abdominal cavities, and it is not easy for pathogens to invade. Because of this, some pathogens that often "station" in the private parts of men, although they cannot cause diseases in men, can easily invade the female reproductive system through sexual intercourse and cause gynecological diseases.

There are many reasons for female genital tract inflammation, but most of them are closely related to sex. Have you noticed: dirty hands will leave a lot of germs, and long fingernails will also hide dirt; in addition, you or he does not pay attention to cleaning the private parts, especially the man has poor hygiene habits, suffers from phimosis or foreskin is too long, the germs may also quietly hide in the husband's urethra, they do not harass the husband under normal circumstances to make him sick, but the husband, such a healthy carrier, leaves a hidden danger for the wife. When the female body's resistance is low or the pH environment of the vagina changes, they begin to multiply in large numbers, which leads to the occurrence of inflammation. In particular, many wives unknowingly suffer from trichomoniasis or candidal vaginitis. Except for a few indirect infections during sex, the main route of infection is direct transmission through the couple's sex life. Improper handling of the couple's sex life can also induce vestibular gland inflammation.

Solution: Gynecologists at professional maternity and infant hospitals suggest that women with partners who want to completely cure vaginitis, especially trichomoniasis or candidal vaginitis, must take medication together. When women use conventional drugs to treat vaginitis, husbands should also take the same drugs, and the dosage and frequency should be the same as women. During the treatment period, couples should avoid sexual intercourse. Otherwise, the bacteria will be repeatedly transmitted between the two parties, causing repeated attacks of female vaginitis, which is difficult to completely cure.