How is Candida infection caused? There are many ways to get infected.

Candida infection is a common genital disease in men and women. Candida infection can have certain physiological effects, the most common of which are erythema of the external genitalia and difficulty urinating. There are many causes of Candida infection, the most common of which are as follows.

1: Candidal vaginitis can be transmitted through sexual contact because sexual partners often develop the disease at the same time. The infection rate for men who have sexual contact with women with candidal vaginitis is 69.4%, and the infection rate for women who have sexual contact with men with candidal balanoposthitis can be as high as 80%.

1: Candida is the most common fungus in the digestive tract. The genital area is close to the anus. If personal hygiene habits are poor, washing is not timely or underwear is not changed frequently, it is easy to cause autoinfection. It is currently believed that intestinal Candida is the main source of recurrence of this disease.

1: Some patients take broad-spectrum antibiotics irregularly to "prevent" possible infections, which can also damage the local defense mechanism of the vagina, causing dysbacteriosis and frequent infections.

1: Healthy people may be infected if they come into contact with items such as handkerchiefs, bath water, bathtubs, bathtubs, clothes, beddings and examination instruments that are contaminated with Candida albicans.

Develop good living habits. Pay attention to disinfection and keep the vulva clean and dry. Wear loose and breathable underwear to avoid irritating the vulva skin and aggravating the symptoms. Change underwear frequently and boil and disinfect underwear, basins, towels, etc. to avoid repeated infection.