Diabetic patients should pay special attention to vaginitis in summer

　　Diabetics should pay attention in summer Vaginitis

　　The vaginitis mentioned above is commonly known as fungal vaginitis and can cause Itching of the vulva , Vaginal secretions increase and appear as white or yellow lumps. In severe cases, local burning pain in the vulva, mucosal ulceration, etc. The culprit is Candida infection, Candida albicans being the most common.

　　There are many factors that lead to the proliferation of Candida in the vagina. In addition to obesity, pregnancy, and recent use of antibiotics, glucocorticoids, or immunosuppressants, diabetes is a very important factor.

　　This is because the body resistance of diabetic patients is low, and the amount of urine in Grape Sugar provides pathogenic bacteria with nutrients for growth. If blood sugar is poorly controlled, plus you sweat a lot in the hot summer, and the vulva is relatively moist, you are more likely to get sick.

　　Therefore, female patients with diabetes must take protective measures after summer:

　　1. Actively control blood sugar.

　　2. Pay attention to personal hygiene, choose underwear with good water absorption and permeability, and change it frequently.

　　3. Menstrual hygiene products should be clean.

　　4. Wipe from front to back after using the toilet. Once vulvar itching or vaginal discharge increases, you should seek medical advice promptly. Hospital See a doctor.

　　Suffering from fungal vaginitis generally requires treatment with antifungal drugs for more than 7 days. Patients whose symptoms are not relieved after using over-the-counter medications, or whose symptoms recur within two months, should seek medical treatment.