Patients often come to consult about the treatment of mycosis vaginalis and complain about the troubles brought by mycosis vaginalis to themselves and their families. This summarizes the onset, treatment and prevention of mycosis vaginalis to help women understand, recognize, treat and prevent it in order to stay away from mycosis vaginalis.
What is mycosis vaginalis?
Mycosis vaginalis is a common genital disease in men and women caused by mycobacterial infection, characterized by itching in the pubic area, increased leucorrhea and persistence. It is mostly seen in young and middle-aged women, but also in young girls, pregnant women, diabetic patients and menopausal women. Modern medicine refers to mycotic infection as Candida infection, so mycotic vaginitis is also called Candida vaginitis.
Typical symptoms of mycosis vaginalis
1, increased vaginal discharge, leucorrhea is more curd-like or lumpy, some described as beanbag-like.
2. Burning and itching in the vagina and vulva, or even restlessness.
3, may be accompanied by frequent urination, urinary urgency, difficulty in urination.
Susceptibility factors of mycosis fungoides
1, use of birth control pills because the estrogen in birth control pills has the effect of promoting mycobacteria to produce mycelium, leading to further invasion of vaginal tissue by mycobacteria.
2, love to wear tight pants, especially chemical fiber underwear, so that the local temperature and humidity of the vagina increased, and the hot and stuffy environment is the best environment for mold to multiply.
3, pregnancy, when the body’s immunity decreases, high levels of sex hormones, increased glycogen and acidity in the vaginal tissues, which is conducive to the growth of mycobacteria.
4, the use of public utensils such as flush toilets and tubs in hotels, poor hygiene beds, sofas, etc., may hide a large number of mold, contact can lead to mycosis vaginalis.
Excessive cleaning or frequent use of disinfectants and disinfectant pads can damage the microenvironment of the vagina, resulting in imbalance and reducing the antibacterial ability of the vagina, making it easier for mycobacteria to invade and cause disease.
6. History of mycobacterial infections such as tinea pedis and grey nails can cause mutual infections and also cause recurrent infections and long-lasting treatment of mycobacterial vaginitis.
7, diabetic patients Female diabetic patients are vulnerable to mycobacteria and mycosis vaginalis.
8, abuse of antibiotics because antibiotics kill pathogenic bacteria, but also inhibit some of the beneficial flora, resulting in dysbiosis, inducing mycotic infections.
9. Couples with the same disease are directly infected due to sexual life.
Treatment of mycosis vaginalis
Once mycotic vaginitis is diagnosed, active and effective treatment should be taken to eradicate it completely, otherwise it will be prolonged and recurrent, which will seriously affect the physical and mental health of the patient.
1, eliminate the triggering factors, treatment of the original disease.
2, early medical treatment, under the guidance of doctors to take active and effective treatment methods.
3, Chinese herbal medicine, internal and external washing, the effect is obvious.
To go to regular hospital for treatment.
Prevention of mycosis fungoides
1. Pay attention to personal hygiene, change underwear regularly, wear cotton loose underwear, wash underwear separately, scald with boiling water after washing and expose to the sun. The actual fact is that you will be able to get a lot more than just a few of the most effective and most effective.
2, eat less cold, spicy, greasy food, eat more coarse grains, drink more water, eat more fresh vegetables and fruits to increase the intake of vitamins and trace elements, keep the bowels smooth, timely discharge of toxins.
3, married women to couple with the same prevention and treatment, over the normal simple sex life.
4, keep a relaxed mood, develop the habit of going to bed on time, wake up on time, in order to improve the immune function of the body.
5, appropriate exercise to enhance physical fitness, to resist the invasion of disease.