What are the dangers of bacterial vaginosis?

In recent years, more and more female friends have neglected their personal hygiene because of their busy life and work. This has led to many female friends being troubled by bacterial vaginosis. If patients cannot receive timely treatment, this disease will still induce other hazards. Let us now understand the hazards caused by bacterial vaginosis.

1. Cause gynecological inflammation. Bacterial vaginosis is mainly caused by viral infection, and this virus will not be eliminated in a short time. If the patient does not receive treatment, the virus will slowly enter the uterus, and then it will cause women to have increased vaginal discharge or lower abdominal pain, and can cause cervicitis and metritis.

2. Cause complications. Bacterial vaginosis is very harmful. Not only treatment is needed, but when the condition worsens, the virus may affect the urethra and bladder mucosa through transmission, causing patients to have dysuria and acute urinary retention, bacterial vaginosis, encephalitis, and endometritis.

3. Harm to offspring. Bacterial vaginosis is an infectious disease that can occur in anyone. If a pregnant woman has bacterial vaginosis, it will cause an infection in the female uterus, causing the newborn to be infected with bacterial vaginosis, resulting in miscarriage, neonatal death and serious sequelae. Most pregnant patients will experience neonatal death and sequelae of the central nervous system.

4. Harm to the family. In order to avoid spreading the disease to family members, patients are generally not allowed to have sex after contracting the disease. If this continues for a long time, the patient may become sexually apathetic, which will slowly destroy the relationship between the couple. In addition, the disease will affect the intimacy of family members and endanger family harmony.