Gynecological diseases related to your husband

The closest companions in life are husband and wife; however, some gynecological diseases suffered by women are often closely related to their husbands...

Injury: Injury to female sexual organs is often related to sexual intercourse between couples, such as vulva abrasions, vaginal tears (especially ruptures deep in the vagina), and damage to the vaginal vault. These injuries mostly occur during the honeymoon, postpartum period, lactation period, or due to various reasons such as poor development of reproductive organs, rough sexual intercourse, improper posture, and fragile vaginal mucosa in elderly women.

The obvious manifestation of sexual organ damage is bleeding and pain after sexual intercourse. Once sexual injury occurs, you must not hide the illness and avoid seeking medical treatment. Timely examination and treatment should be sought to prevent future complications. If there is congenital genital dysplasia, it should be treated promptly.

Infection: Improper sexual life between couples can induce vulvar infection, such as vulvitis, Bartholin's gland inflammation, Bartholin's gland cyst, etc. Unfortunately, many wives suffer from trichomoniasis or candidal vaginitis without knowing it. Except for a few cases that are indirectly infected during sexual intercourse, the main route of infection is direct transmission during sexual intercourse between husband and wife.

Both Trichomonas and fungi can hide quietly in the husband's urethra. Under normal circumstances, they do not harass the husband and make him sick. However, such a healthy carrier of the husband leaves hidden dangers for the wife. When the body's resistance is low or the vaginal acid-base environment changes, they begin to multiply in large numbers, resulting in trichomoniasis or candidal vaginitis. In order to completely cure these two types of vaginal inflammation, both husband and wife must take the medicine at the same time and avoid sexual intercourse during treatment. After laboratory tests show that the couple are not carrying pathogens in their bodies, the consolidation treatment should be repeated for one course.

Allergy: During the sexual life of couples, some wives experience facial flushing, nasal congestion, body and vaginal itching, hoarseness, laryngeal and vocal cord edema, and even urticaria and vaginal edema, congestion and general discomfort after intercourse. These symptoms sometimes last for 2 to 3 days, and also occur after each sexual intercourse. This is because the wife is having an allergic reaction to her husband's semen. A condom can be worn during sexual intercourse to prevent the woman from being exposed to these allergens. If an allergic reaction has occurred, you can take medication such as Astemizole.

Sexually transmitted diseases: Sexually transmitted diseases are genital diseases caused by sexual infection and often occur in people who have promiscuous sex. If the husband has a sexually transmitted disease, the wife will often be infected. Therefore, in addition to avoiding extramarital sexual contact, couples should also avoid infection from each other.

Others: Women with chronic cervical inflammation will not be able to recover easily if they are stimulated by sexual intercourse before recovery. For example, cervical polyps, cervical erosion, etc., sexual intercourse may lead to bleeding during sexual intercourse. If a wife suffers from irregular menstruation or has sex during menstruation, it will not only increase vaginal bleeding, but also cause infection and pelvic inflammatory disease. Due to uterine contraction during sexual impulse, endometrial fragments can be squeezed into the pelvic cavity, causing endometriosis.