Most women are particularly concerned about the health of their private parts. Once lesions or irritation occur in the private parts, it will cause local redness, swelling, itching and pain, which may affect normal sexual life and fertility. Regarding the health of the private parts, many women have various questions. You might as well answer them one by one.

What questions do you have about women’s private parts health?

1. Why do virgins suffer from vaginitis

Vagitis is not exclusive to married women. Some vaginitis is related to sexual contact, especially gonococcal or trichomonas vaginitis, which can be transmitted through sexual intercourse. However, some vaginitis has nothing to do with sexual behavior, especially fungal vaginitis. Failure to pay attention to local hygiene and reduced resistance allow a large number of fungi to multiply, thus inducing vaginitis.

2. Will swimming affect private hygiene?

Poor water quality in swimming pools may cause microbial infection and induce urethritis or vaginitis, but the probability of occurrence is relatively small. Under normal circumstances, the vaginal opening and urethral opening are closed, making it difficult for external water to enter the vagina. In addition, the vagina has a strong self-cleaning ability, so the risk of infection is low. However, you need to choose a regular swimming place, urinate and shower promptly after swimming to remove bacteria adhering to the skin and reduce the risk of infection. In addition, do not share bath towels or swimsuits with others to avoid infection.

3. What to do if you are infected with high-risk HPV

It is well known that high-risk HPV infection is the main factor inducing cervical cancer. However, being infected with the HPV virus does not mean that you will definitely develop cervical cancer. It takes decades from infection to the development of cancer. During this period, scientific and standardized screening and active cooperation with doctors can reduce the risk of cancer to the greatest extent. After being infected with the HPV virus, further colposcopy is required to confirm the diagnosis.

4. What to do if Ureaplasma urealyticum is positive during pregnancy preparation

There is no need to worry if Ureaplasma urealyticum is found to be positive during pregnancy preparation. Whether treatment is needed depends on specific analysis of specific issues. If both men and women have no symptoms of urogenital tract infection, but the test results show positive for Ureaplasma, it means they are carriers, and no treatment is required; if the male test is positive and accompanied by urinary system symptoms, both husband and wife should be treated together, and no sexual intercourse is allowed during the period. Life.

Warm reminder

Women should pay attention to personal hygiene and should not share private parts with others to avoid cross-infection. Choose loose-fitting underwear with good breathability and change it once a day; insist on scrubbing the vulva with warm water every day. Do not abuse private parts cleaning fluid or irrigate the vagina to avoid disturbing the balance of vaginal flora and increasing the risk of infection. In addition, regardless of whether they have sex or not, women should go to the hospital regularly for gynecological examinations to understand their physical condition in a timely manner.