Nonspecific vaginitis will continue to spread if it is not treated for a long time

Since the occurrence of nonspecific vaginitis is very harmful to women, in severe cases, nonspecific vaginitis will affect the fertility of normal women. What are the common symptoms of nonspecific vaginitis? The following is an expert's introduction to the symptoms of nonspecific vaginitis.

What are nonspecific vaginitis ? The specific symptoms of nonspecific vaginitis are as follows:

Vaginal injury, the presence of a pessary or vaginal plug in the vagina, foreign objects such as cotton balls left behind, the application of corrosive drugs, contraceptive devices or ointments, irritating vaginal douching, long-term uterine bleeding or vaginal surgical injury and other factors destroy the normal defense function of the vagina, creating conditions for the growth and reproduction of pathogens and causing nonspecific vaginitis.

If nonspecific vaginitis is not treated for a long time, the inflammation will spread, causing vaginal adhesions, vaginal pyometra or uterine pyometra, and nonspecific vaginitis is very likely to cause a lot of inflammation.

If a pregnant woman suffers from nonspecific vaginitis, it will cause premature rupture of membranes and may also cause chorioamnionitis, etc. Therefore, it is very important to detect and actively treat nonspecific vaginitis in time.

If a woman suffers from nonspecific vaginitis, she will experience vaginal swelling and burning, accompanied by pelvic discomfort and general fatigue, increased vaginal discharge, which is purulent or serous, and has a foul odor in severe cases. The discharge irritates the urethra, causing nonspecific vaginitis symptoms such as frequent urination, painful urination, vaginal mucosal congestion, and tenderness.

The above is a description of the symptoms of nonspecific vaginitis. You must have a certain understanding of the symptoms of nonspecific vaginitis. It is for your reference only. If you have any questions about the symptoms of nonspecific vaginitis, please consult our online experts or call us for consultation.