Staphylococcal vaginitis

It is extremely common for women to suffer from vaginitis, and the causes and types of vaginitis are also varied, such as staphylococcal vaginitis is just one of them. As the name suggests, staphylococcal vaginitis is a disease caused by Staphylococcus aureus, a pathogen that likes to breed in dark and humid environments. Vaginitis and other gynecological diseases are also difficult to cure and tend to recur frequently, so women must pay attention to matters related to the vagina.

The first thing to note is to keep the vulva clean and dry. Try not to scratch the vulva when it itches, and wash it with warm water every day. Do not use water too hot to avoid damaging the skin of the vulva. Change your underwear every day and do not mix it with other clothes, especially socks. It is better to choose pure cotton and breathable underwear.

The second thing to note is to avoid having sex during treatment, and it is best for both husband and wife to undergo treatment at the same time to avoid cross infection.

The third thing to note is to go to a regular hospital for routine leucorrhea and other medical examinations, and carry out targeted treatment after determining the cause of the disease. Do not blindly self-treat, so as not to aggravate the condition and delay the treatment.

The fourth thing to note is to actively adjust your diet in daily life, eat more foods rich in vitamins, and try to eat less beef, mutton, and spicy and cold irritating foods during treatment to avoid aggravating the condition.

The fifth thing to note is to maintain a reasonable schedule and pay attention to rest. Women should relax during the period of candidal vaginitis and not have too much psychological pressure. They should actively take medication under the guidance of a doctor, and they can also combine Chinese and Western medicine for treatment, which has a good effect.

The sixth thing to note is to take medication regularly and pay attention to personal genital hygiene in daily life to prevent the recurrence of candidal vaginitis.