How is vulvar itching transmitted?

If you want to treat vulvar itching, you must understand the cause of the disease. Experts point out that understanding the cause and symptoms of the disease can help everyone make an active diagnosis and provide a correct diagnostic basis for the disease. The following is an analysis of the transmission methods of vulvar itching by experts.

Vulvar itching is transmitted by:

In China, the transmission method is different. Due to China's large population and relatively backward public health facilities compared to developed countries, transmission in public places has also become an important transmission route. For example, if the seats in public baths or toilets in public toilets are contaminated by the secretions of carriers, then later people may be infected if they sit directly on the seats or toilets.

Vulvar itching is acquired from external infection. For an infectious disease to spread, there must be three conditions: source of infection, route of transmission and susceptible individuals.

Anyone can be infected with Trichomonas, but those with altered vaginal pH or low immunity are more susceptible to infection. Very few patients can recover on their own after being infected with Trichomonas, and even if they are cured, they can be infected again. The sources of infection of Trichomonas are those who carry the worms and contaminated objects.

The basins of public baths, swimming pools with high density and poor disinfection in summer, wearing other people's underwear, renting swimsuits, etc. may all cause the spread of Trichomonas.

In addition, sharing of bathtubs among family members and medically induced cross-infection are also causes of indirect transmission of Trichomonas.

Vulvar itching must be treated early, otherwise it will cause harm to your body. Experts point out that vulvar itching is not a serious disease, so you must actively treat it so that you can restore your health to the greatest extent.