Can bacterial vaginosis cause dysmenorrhea?

Can bacterial vaginosis cause dysmenorrhea?

1. Bacterial vaginitis refers to vaginitis caused by vaginal Gardnerella. Generally, dysmenorrhea will not occur. Patients with dysmenorrhea need to find out the relevant causes in time and carry out targeted treatment. Bacterial vaginitis is characterized by increased secretions, accompanied by vulvar itching, redness, swelling, odor and other discomforts.

2. Bacterial vaginosis seriously damages women's vaginal health and can be transmitted through sexual intercourse. Once the disease occurs, its symptoms are more obvious, which can cause abnormal secretions in the vagina, generally thin and homogeneous or thin and paste-like. If the disease continues to develop, it will show a special fishy smell, mainly because of the alkaline prostatic fluid, which leads to the release of amines, so the odor worsens during or after sexual intercourse. Some patients have an increased vaginal pH during menstruation, and their vulva feels uncomfortable, especially when they are resting or nervous, and the itching symptoms are more obvious.

3. If the onset time of bacterial vaginitis is long, patients will experience varying degrees of pain during sexual intercourse. Some patients will also experience lower abdominal pain. If they are not effectively treated, sexual intercourse will be particularly difficult, accompanied by symptoms of abnormal urination. A small number of patients may have other vaginal sexually transmitted diseases, which will significantly aggravate the symptoms. For example, when combined with gonococcal infection, the secretions inside the vagina will show purulent reactions, accompanied by urinary pain and difficulty urinating. Therefore, active treatment is required after the onset of the disease.

4. The symptoms of bacterial vaginitis are the above knowledge. Women need to be careful about the health of the vagina. They should master the relevant knowledge of bacterial vaginitis and seek medical treatment immediately after the onset of the disease. They can choose appropriate drugs for treatment according to the condition. Reasonable use of drugs can achieve anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects. In addition, special attention should be paid to hygiene. Sexual intercourse between husband and wife is not suitable during the onset of the disease.