Daily care for bacterial vaginosis

Bacterial vaginitis can be divided into Haemophilus vaginitis, Corynebacterium vaginitis, Hypoxic bacteria vaginitis, Gardnerella vaginitis, etc. So how should we care for bacterial vaginitis ? This is a question that patients especially want to know.

Bacterial vaginosis care tips:

1. Avoid spicy food: Spicy food includes pepper, ginger, onion, garlic, etc. Eating too much can easily cause dryness and heat, which can cause internal heat toxins to accumulate, resulting in swollen and painful gums, sores in the mouth and tongue, short and red urine, burning sensation in the anus, itchy pain in the front and back of the vulva, etc., which can aggravate the symptoms of this disease. This is the most important point in the care of bacterial vaginitis.

2. Avoid sweet and greasy food: When caring for bacterial vaginitis, you should pay attention to eating less greasy food, such as lard, fatty pork, butter, mutton fat, cream, etc.; high-sugar foods such as candy, desserts, chocolate, cream cakes, etc. These foods help to increase moisture and heat, which will increase the secretion of leucorrhea and affect the treatment effect.

3. Avoid smoking and drinking: Smoking can make the disease worse, because nicotine in tobacco can weaken the binding force between arterial blood and oxygen, and alcohol can promote dampness and heat, so it should be avoided. Similarly, food containing alcohol, such as fermented rice, medicinal wine, etc., should not be consumed. The most important thing to pay attention to in the care of bacterial vaginitis is to avoid smoking and drinking.

The above is an introduction to the care of bacterial vaginitis, I hope it can help everyone. What the experts want to tell you is that in daily life, we must pay attention to our living habits and not cause the occurrence of diseases because of our bad habits.

For more information, please visit the vaginitis special topic at http://www..com.cn/fuke/ydy/ or consult an expert for free. The expert will then give a detailed answer based on the patient's specific situation.