Recurrent bacterial vaginosis

Bacterial vaginosis is a common vaginal gynecological disease. Bacterial vaginosis often recurs, causing patients unbearable pain. Why is this? Let me take you to find the reasons. Here is a detailed introduction to the reasons for the recurrence of bacterial vaginosis.

The main reasons for the recurrence of bacterial vaginosis are as follows:

1. Recurrent bacterial vaginosis may be caused by not taking medication seriously after bacterial vaginosis occurs and failing to treat it thoroughly, which is an important reason for the recurrence of the disease.

2. Both husband and wife do not receive treatment at the same time: After a woman has bacterial vaginosis, she can pass the pathogen to her husband through sexual intercourse, making her husband a carrier of the bacteria. About 10% of men may develop balanoposthitis. If only the woman is treated and the man is not, then even if the woman is cured, she will be re-infected by her husband, causing the Candida to be repeatedly "transmitted" between the couple, and the woman's bacterial vaginosis will recur.

3. Repeated attacks of bacterial vaginosis are also related to poor hygiene and washing underwear and socks together. Although bacterial vaginosis is rarely caused by tinea pedis infection, it is not impossible.

4. Failure to change and disinfect underwear and towels as required during treatment may also be the cause of recurring bacterial vaginosis.

5. Frequent use of sanitary napkins and toilet paper that do not meet hygiene standards, or the habit of washing the toilet in a basin, may also lead to recurrent bacterial vaginosis.