Vaginitis occurs to women of all ages and is the most common complaint of women who apply to the gynecology clinic.
The vagina is a tube-shaped structure that extends from the uterus to the external sexual organ.
The vagina is also referred to as a chamber. is named. Inflammation of the vagina is called vaginitis. It causes symptoms of vaginal irritation, soreness, redness, and pain during intercourse.
- Paying attention to hygiene is one of the most important elements to protect against vaginitis. It is necessary to wear breathable cotton underwear, not to use daily pads, to change pads frequently during menstruation, and to follow the instructions for use if tampons are used. Those who prefer a diaphragm for protection should clean it after use. For hygiene reasons, those who use spermicides must clean the applicator after each use. Products with basic pH are not suitable for cleaning the genital area.
-Cleaning after the toilet should always be done from front to back. Thus, bacteria in the intestine are prevented from passing into the vagina. Washing with pressurized water is also not suitable as it will cause the bacteria in the intestine to pass into the vagina.
-The risk of getting a fungal infection increases due to the disruption of the normal flora when using antibiotics. Using suppositories against fungal infections as soon as white discharge or itching begins while using antibiotics prevents the fungus from progressing. Those who have frequent fungal infections should take precautions by using flora-protective suppositories when they start using antibiotics.
-Unsuitable lubricant products cause vaginal irritation.
-Safe sex and protection from sexually transmitted diseases. Taking precautions prevents sexually transmitted vaginitis. Condom use is the most effective method to prevent sexually transmitted diseases.
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