What causes recurrence of vaginitis?

Female vaginitis is a common disease. In the process of treating vaginitis, it is necessary to develop good living habits. After curing vaginitis, there is still a possibility of recurrence. What are the causes of recurrence of vaginitis? Let us take a look at the causes of recurrence of vaginitis.

1. The most common cause of recurrence of vaginitis is improper use of medication and incomplete treatment. Generally, the treatment of vaginitis requires a certain course of treatment, and the improvement of symptoms such as itching is often obvious one or two days after taking the medicine.

2. The man did not receive timely treatment. If he did not receive treatment, cross infection might occur repeatedly.

3. Having a history of unclean sexual life or having a sexual partner who continuously carries pathogens are also common causes of recurrence of vaginitis.

4. Women who are accustomed to sitting for long periods of time have poor ventilation in the perineum and obstructed blood circulation, making them more susceptible to infection.

5. Washing underwear together with other clothes or hanging underwear in a dark, unventilated place can also cause recurrence of vaginitis.

6. Improper use of water. When using water, some women put their fingers or towels into the vagina, which can easily bring bacteria into the vagina and cause or aggravate infection; frequent use of vaginal washes may damage the vaginal environment and aggravate vaginitis.

7. Long-term use of sanitary pads is also one of the reasons for the recurrence of vaginitis. This can also easily lead to poor ventilation of the perineum and cause infection. For this reason, it is recommended that female friends only use sanitary pads for a short period of time when menstruation is about to end or is about to arrive. Summary: Vaginitis is very troublesome, and patients must remember to cure the disease.

The above are the various reasons that lead to the recurrence of vaginitis. After curing vaginitis, you still need to pay attention to your physical condition. You cannot blindly think that there is no possibility of recurrence after being cured. If you do not pay attention to your daily living habits, the possibility of recurrence will increase and the severity will be greatly increased.