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Poor hygiene, unprotected sex and more can cause vaginal infections: Know 10 culprits


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If you are dealing with frequent discomfort down there, you should understand these 10 common causes of vaginal infections and how to prevent them.

The article from MSN discusses various causes of vaginal infections, highlighting ten common culprits. Poor hygiene, such as not changing out of wet clothes or not cleaning properly, can lead to infections by creating an environment conducive for bacterial or fungal growth. Unprotected sexual activity is another major cause, as it can introduce bacteria or sexually transmitted infections (STIs) like chlamydia or gonorrhea. Other factors include the use of scented products or douches which can disrupt the natural pH balance of the vagina, wearing tight or non-breathable clothing, and hormonal changes due to pregnancy or menopause. Additionally, the article mentions that antibiotics can kill beneficial bacteria, leading to an overgrowth of harmful ones, and that diabetes can increase susceptibility due to high sugar levels in bodily fluids. It also notes that stress, poor diet, and not wiping correctly after using the bathroom can contribute to infections. The piece emphasizes the importance of understanding these causes to prevent and manage vaginal health effectively.

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