Women with whip infection may be infertile

If you have flagellum vaginitis, both spouses must be examined and treated at the same time. Severe illness can cause ovarian inflammation, ovarian tubes, or cervical obstruction, which prevents you from conceiving.

Whipworm Trichomonas vaginalis parasites in the vagina, in secretions, wrinkles in the genitals. It can also cause genital tract inflammation in men, but the clinical symptoms are unknown, so patients don't know how to treat it, and infect their partners.

In addition to the vagina, the flagellum is parasitic in other places such as ovaries, egg tubes, uterus, urethra, ureters, bladder, renal pelvis .

Many women have whip infections.(Photo: Globo)

The flagellum Trichomonas vaginalis is mainly transmitted through sexual contact. However, unsanitary conditions can also make it invade, such as bathing in dirty water, swimming in places where water is not well sterilized. When newly infected, the patient proliferates in the vagina, vagina, a lot of bad air, yellow or green pus, smelly. The vagina has pain such as prickling, redness, inflammation, and many places with ulcers.

Subsequently, the disease turns to subacute and chronic, often without inflammation. Common symptoms are a lot of badly drained gas, milky, sticky, foamy; vaginal, vulva are red, burning, especially when menstruation is present. Vaginal mucosa hyperemia, very small red spots; The patient is very itchy, irritable . Many people do not have all the above symptoms.

Prolonged whip-vaginitis can cause complications such as ovarian inflammation, ovary, which causes pain, menorrhagia. The cervix may also have ulcers, pain, itching, red swollen mucosa. The flagellum secretes mucus, forming a cervical knot, preventing sperm from invading, resulting in infertility. In addition, the disease can cause urinary tract inflammation with manifestations of peeing and pus. Many cases have no symptoms.

When a whip infection occurs, both husband and wife need treatment. During treatment, intercourse should be avoided to limit the chance of transmission.