Beware of bacterial vaginosis being transmitted to your children

Patients need to pay attention to the transmission routes of bacterial vaginitis. Correctly grasping the transmission routes of bacterial vaginitis can help patients come to positive understanding and treatment methods on this basis. So what are the common transmission routes of bacterial vaginitis? The following are specific suggestions given by experts.

Bacterial vaginitis is caused by bacterial infection. Its incidence rate is second only to Trichomonas vaginitis. Candidal vaginitis is more common in young girls, pregnant women, diabetic patients, and postmenopausal patients who have been treated with high doses of estrogen. It is very necessary to understand its transmission route, which will help female friends prevent bacterial vaginitis.

1. It is mainly endogenous infection. In addition to parasitic bacteria in the vagina, they can also parasitize in the human mouth and intestines. Once the conditions are right, they can cause infection. The pathogens in these three parts can be transmitted to each other.

2. Some patients can be directly infected through sexual intercourse

3. Part of the infection is indirectly transmitted through contact with infected clothing, use of contaminated clothing and utensils, and unqualified disinfected sanitary napkins, toilet paper, and panty liners.

The above is an analysis of the transmission routes of bacterial vaginitis. We hope that patients will pay attention to it. Only by correctly understanding the transmission routes of bacterial vaginitis can we help patients gain accurate understanding and treatment on this basis, and thus avoid unnecessary risks and hazards caused by the disease.