How to treat vulvitis patients with vulvitis infection should pay attention to three treatment methods

Vulvitis is a familiar gynecological disease, and also one of the diseases that seriously affect the health of patients. It is also important to prevent transmission after illness, as well as daily treatment and nursing.

Whether vulvitis is infectious

Vulvitis is infectious, with an infection rate of up to 80%. Female friends must be treated immediately after illness, and couples should be treated at the same time, otherwise it is likely to infect their partners. In general, mycotic vulvitis and trichomonal vulvitis are highly infectious. When women have sexual contact with men with positive candida culture, their infection rate is 80%; About 1/2 of men who have sexual contact with women with mycotic vulvitis and trichomonal vulvitis will be infected; In addition, when suffering from acute vulvitis, sexual intercourse not only aggravates the patient's pain, but also promotes the spread of inflammation to cause secondary infection.

Route of transmission of vulvitis

The direct or indirect contact of skin to skin and mucous membrane to mucous membrane can lead to sexually transmitted diseases such as condyloma acuminatum, genital herpes, gonorrhea, syphilis, chancre, trichomonas and mold infection. That is to say, mycotic vulvitis and trichomonal vulvitis can be transmitted through sexual behavior, which is the reason why the spouse should also receive treatment at the same time after the woman has mycotic vulvitis and trichomonal vulvitis..