Multiple sexual partners caused her to suffer from pelvic inflammatory disease

Lily is a beautiful girl, but she doesn't like studying. So she left home to work outside after graduating from high school. She met a tall and handsome boy in the factory, and they fell in love and lived together. Later, Lily found out that the boy had an intimate relationship with other girls in the factory, and Lily was very sad. In order to retaliate, she also had sex with different boys. Suddenly one day, Lily felt severe pain in her lower abdomen, nausea, vomiting, and chills. She was sent to the hospital by her colleagues. After diagnosis, the doctor told Lily that she had acute pelvic inflammatory disease and recommended that she be treated in the hospital.

After timely treatment, Lily's pelvic inflammatory disease was cured. The doctor learned about Lily's situation from her colleagues and told Lily that having multiple sexual partners is very harmful to a girl's body and mind, and it is easy for a girl to get pelvic inflammatory disease. Lily was advised to pay attention to her private life in the future and have a fixed sexual partner.

Lily felt embarrassed when she heard the doctor say that. After she was discharged from the hospital, she also looked up some information and learned that when a woman has only one sexual partner, the chance of vaginal bacteria is small and the vaginal environment will not change much. If she has multiple sexual partners at the same time, the situation is very different. It may cause gynecological diseases, such as pelvic inflammatory disease. Even sexually transmitted diseases. Lily knew that she would not blindly play with her body to retaliate against others in the future.

Tips: Foreign survey reports show that for women who have only one sexual partner, the rate of abnormal leucorrhea is 15%; for women who have two sexual partners, the rate of abnormal leucorrhea is 35%; for women who have 3 to 5 sexual partners, the rate of abnormal leucorrhea is 50%; for women who have 6 to 9 sexual partners, the rate of abnormal leucorrhea is 55%; for women who have more than 10 sexual partners, the rate of abnormal leucorrhea is more than 65%.