How vaginal candidiasis is spread

Vaginal candidiasis must be actively prevented to avoid the harm of the disease. Vaginal candidiasis may be related to the use of antibiotics, or it may be caused by excessive attention to hygiene. Therefore, everyone must recognize and treat this disease as early as possible to avoid greater harm caused by the disease. So how is vaginal candidiasis transmitted?

1. Indirect contact infection is also a transmission route for fungal vaginitis. Contact with toilets, bathtubs, bath seats, towels in shared toilets infected by fungal patients, and using unclean toilet paper can cause transmission.

2. Sexual transmission is also one of the causes. At least 10% of men with symptoms on the female side have fungal urethritis and should be given reasonable treatment at the same time to prevent cross infection.

3. Taking large amounts of antibiotics. Taking antibiotics changes the vaginal microenvironment, and pathogenic bacteria may multiply, eventually leading to localized fungal vaginitis.

4. Excessive attention to hygiene. Some women often use medicinal washes to clean their vagina to maintain hygiene, which can easily destroy the acid-base environment of the vagina and make it easier to get candidal vaginitis. For daily cleaning, you can use a weakly acidic feminine care solution with a pH of 4.

5. Diabetes and pregnancy may cause vaginal Candida to multiply and increase the bacterial rate.