”Moisture” and then thoroughly, private parts are also “moldy” For days it has been rainy, inside and outside the house are wet, many people’s corners of the eaves also began to have signs of mold. When you see mold, you can’t help but think of mycosis vaginalis. I wonder if mycotic vaginitis will also visit frequently in the south of the year when mold is the fastest growing. This is a problem that worries people who have had the disease, not to mention those who have not had it. The rainy days and the production of mycobacteria can lead to recurrent attacks of mycosis vaginalis, so it is right for women who have had the disease to be careful during this period. But for women who are not sick, don’t think you can keep mycotic vaginitis out of your house if you take all the measures to prevent moisture and mold. There are a total of 8 risk factors to be aware of, including immunity, hygiene habits and sex life. The old disease should be borne in mind since it is mycosis vaginalis, of course, has a lot to do with mold. However, this mold is not the other mold, some people see mold growing at home worry about climbing to the underwear to cause inflammation, in fact, “not so much”. ”Mold is a very large category, of which Candida albicans, or Pseudomonas vulvae, is the culprit of mycosis fungoides.” Candida albicans is commonly found in the vaginas of healthy women, but it is not the presence of the bacteria that causes the disease. An epidemiological survey of healthy female college students showed that over 30 percent had Candida albicans detected in their vaginas without any symptoms. “This is because Candida albicans and other beneficial bacteria are in a state of balance and are effectively suppressed.” However, the arrival of the return of southern weather could be an opportunity for the onset of the disease. Because of the humidity, Candida albicans grows very fast, and if women have low local resistance and do not do enough personal hygiene, mycosis can come to the door. Due to the recent rains, there are more people who have relapsed recently, which is related to the reasons mentioned above. “These people should exercise more, underwear should be sweat-absorbent and breathable, wash and change them regularly, and dry them in the sun after washing, and wash them with boiling water on rainy days. If you see that the symptoms get better and you don’t care, then once you encounter a humid day, you will easily develop again.” The first thing you need to do is to make sure that you have a good balance of vaginal acid and alkaline to avoid mycotic vaginitis. Excess glycogen can give Candida albicans the opportunity to reproduce. 2. Long-term oral antimicrobials. Candida albicans and bacteria are supposed to compete together and inhibit each other, but oral antimicrobials for more than 2 weeks will kill most of the bacteria, and Candida albicans will take advantage of the opportunity to multiply. 3, long-term or a large number of applications of immunosuppressants (i.e. glucocorticoids, such as dexamethasone, prednisone, cortisone, etc.), mostly seen in kidney transplants, liver transplant patients, patients suffering from lupus erythematosus disease, dry syndrome and other autoimmune deficiency diseases, due to the use of hormone therapy, will lead to low immunity, can not inhibit the growth of Candida albicans. 4. The incidence of mycosis vaginalis is relatively high in those who have sex more than 7 times a month or more. Firstly, sex may bring outside bacteria into the vagina, and these bacteria suddenly multiply, and some other bacteria will be inhibited, thus breaking the original balance and favoring the growth of Candida albicans; secondly, female vagina is originally an acidic environment, which can reduce the infection, while male semen is alkaline, and after each internal ejaculation, the vaginal alkaline environment can be up to 6-8 hours, so that the growth of bacteria It is impossible to inhibit it. 5.The week before menstruation and the week just after menstruation, the immunity of human body especially vaginal area is very low, and infection can easily occur. 6.After pregnancy, the increase of vaginal glycogen changes and endocrine changes also tend to induce mycosis vaginalis. 7. Frequent use of lotions such as nursing lotion, soap and shower gel can destroy the acidic environment of the vagina and lead to the development of mycosis fungoides. The recurrence rate is as high as 8-10%, so don’t take it lightly. Mycosis vaginalis is very treatable, and the cure rate is quite high as it can be effectively relieved with one dose of medicine. However, the disease also has a recurrence rate of up to 10 percent, thus making it difficult for doctors to treat. ”For recurrent, hard-to-cure mycosis vaginitis, the medical term is complicated mycosis vaginitis. Treatment of such patients usually takes three months, and in long cases six months. Fortunately, because of the relatively large selection of treatment drugs, the lack of side effects of the drugs, and their more definite efficacy, we are more certain to cure it in the clinic.” In treating this type of patient, doctors have found that drinking yogurt helps. “The lactobacilli in yogurt are beneficial bacteria that inhibit the growth of Candida albicans in the vagina, reducing the recurrence of mycosis fungoides and improving the cure rate.” However, Lactobacillus vaginal suppositories have now been developed and can be given to patients for direct vaginal insertion for better efficacy. In addition, such patients should exercise more, stay relaxed, go to bed early and wake up early, as well as take appropriate safety measures for their sex life. ”Curing mycosis vaginalis is not only effective with drugs, but also requires patient explanation from doctors and high compliance from patients.” Experts lament that many times it is not the doctor who uses the wrong medicine, but the doctor does not explain clearly and the patient does not take the doctor’s words seriously and relaxes when the symptoms are relieved, and the treatment takes longer and longer. What else should I be aware of when I have recurrent mycosis vaginalis? The majority of experts believe that mycotic vaginitis can be transmitted through sexual intercourse and that the chance of sexual partners getting sick at the same time is 15%. Therefore, if the wife has the disease, the husband may have it at the same time (such as itching, congestion and redness of the glans), and if the husband is not cured, it may lead to recurrent disease in the wife through sexual intercourse. Therefore, both husband and wife are required to be treated at the same time. 2, recurrent mycotic vaginitis may also be caused by other mycotic infections. If you visit the doctor 2-3 times in a short period of time, you may have to do mycological culture to clarify the strain of infection, which is helpful for drug selection. 3, if infected with mycoplasma, chlamydia, human papillomavirus (such as condyloma acuminatum) can also cause recurrent mycosis vaginitis and long term. 4. The real name of mycosis vaginalis is vulvovaginal pseudomycosis, which means that the vulva and vagina develop at the same time. Therefore, if the vulva is not treated carefully, it can also cause recurrent vaginal infections. It is best to combine with a topical cream applied to the vulva.