Bacterial vaginosis is mainly spread through these 4 channels

Bacterial vaginosis is mainly transmitted through sexual transmission, indirect contact, excessive vaginal cleaning, etc., and therefore has the characteristic of recurring.

1. Sexual transmission <br/>Bacterial vaginal disease is related to sexual contact. If the patient has multiple sexual partners at the same time, repeated cross-infection may occur through sexual intercourse, causing repeated attacks of the disease.
2. Indirect contact <br/>Indirect contact is also one of the main transmission routes. If you come into contact with public items such as towels, bathtubs and toilets contaminated by bacterially infected patients, you may be infected.
3. Excessive vaginal cleaning <br/>Frequent vaginal cleaning with vaginal wash will destroy the acidic environment in the vagina, causing disorder in the vaginal environment, making it more susceptible to the disease.
4. Excessive use of antibiotics <br/>Excessive use of antibiotics is also related to the occurrence of bacterial vaginosis. This type of drug has an inhibitory and eliminating effect on some pathogenic bacteria, but taking a large amount will also destroy the beneficial bacteria in the body into the vagina. After the lactobacilli are destroyed, anaerobic bacteria will multiply in large numbers, causing repeated attacks of the disease.