Can menopause be cured?

The pace of life of women nowadays is very different from that of women in the past, and their lifestyle is also very different from that of people in the past. Many bad habits have emerged, so people's physical fitness is far behind that of their predecessors, which has led to a greatly increased chance of many women being infected with a certain disease. So if a woman is infected with menopause, can she be cured completely?

1. After treatment, some patients stop taking medication because the symptoms of vaginal itching are relieved or eliminated. As a result, the bacteria are suppressed, but the disease has not been completely cured. When the pH value of the vagina changes, menopause will recur again.

2. In some cases, the couple did not receive treatment at the same time. The woman transmitted the pathogen to the husband through sexual intercourse, making the husband a carrier. However, since the male's physiological structure is different from that of the female, he has no obvious symptoms. If only the woman is treated and the man is not, the pathogen will be repeatedly "transmitted" between the man and the woman through sexual intercourse, causing the woman's menopause to recur.

3. The human body itself is a carrier of certain pathogens. If you do not pay attention to hygiene habits, you may bring certain pathogens into the vagina and cause recurrence.

4. Frequent use of antibiotics repeatedly destroys the restrictive relationship between vaginal flora, leading to vigorous fungal growth. It is very meaningful to give such patients antifungal drugs for prevention while taking antibiotics or after antibiotic treatment.

5. Not paying attention to hygiene, such as washing underwear and socks at the same time, sharing a bathtub with others, etc., causing cross-infection of germs and leading to recurrence.

From the above we can know that menopause can be cured, so we must maintain a good attitude towards the treatment of menopause, accept the correct treatment methods, change some bad living habits in daily life, pay attention to the hygiene of our genitals, and do not use antibiotics indiscriminately. Basically, it can be cured.