How is bacterial vaginosis transmitted?

Gynecological diseases are also very important diseases for many women, and gynecological diseases are very common diseases for every woman, because they have always troubled women's health, especially the onset of bacterial vaginosis is very common, so what are the transmission routes of bacterial vaginosis?

Contact with toilets, bathtubs, bath seats, towels in shared toilets infected by patients, and the use of unclean toilet paper can cause transmission. When the number of Candida albicans in the vulva and vagina of the infected person reaches a certain level, bacterial vaginosis can occur.

Other behaviors that can lead to bacterial vaginosis

Antibiotics and anti-inflammatory drugs are the culprits

Taking large amounts of antibiotics can also lead to bacterial vaginosis. As long as antibiotics are used, whether orally or by injection, they will inhibit the lactobacilli in the vagina, disrupt the natural ecological balance of the vagina, change the vaginal microenvironment, and pathogenic bacteria may multiply, eventually leading to localized bacterial vaginosis. Therefore, in general, do not take large amounts of antibiotics.

Frequent flushing can cause illness

Some women often use medicated washes to clean their vaginas to maintain hygiene, which can easily destroy the acid-base environment of the vagina and make it easier to get infected with bacterial vaginosis. In addition, diabetes and pregnancy can cause vaginal candida to multiply and increase the rate of carrying bacteria.