Reproductive system damage is the root cause of vaginitis

Bacterial infection is the main cause of vaginitis, but why does it happen? Everyone wants to know. Under normal circumstances, the female vagina is protected and ordinary bacteria cannot cause infection. The cause of vaginitis is fundamentally due to a certain degree of damage to the reproductive system.

Some bad lifestyle habits of women pose a certain threat to the female reproductive system, making it easy to be invaded by bacteria and pathogens that are harmful to reproductive health, leading to an imbalance of lactobacilli in the female vagina, destroying the weakly acidic healthy environment of the female vagina, and ultimately becoming the cause of vaginitis.

Because the normal vaginal environment of women can be regarded as a micro-ecosystem, the various bacterial flora in the vagina are the main components of this micro-ecosystem. Any imbalance of any bacterial flora may destroy the female vaginal environment.

There are many kinds of microorganisms in the vagina of healthy women, which form a vaginal microecological system that is mutually restricted, coordinated and dynamically balanced with the host and the environment. When the balance of this system is broken, vaginal flora imbalance will occur, which will become the cause of some gynecological diseases such as vaginitis.

Knowing the causes of vaginitis can help prevent and treat it effectively. To avoid and reduce the harm of vaginitis, the healthy antibacterial environment of the vaginal weak acid should be maintained, and the healthy reproductive system of women should be protected at all times, away from the causes of vaginitis. In daily life, women should actively cultivate good living habits and accumulate health awareness.