What diseases can glans inflammation infect women?

Men should have a certain understanding of glansitis. The probability of glansitis is generally high, especially for some men who do not pay attention to hygiene. Because glansitis occurs in the private parts of men, and this kind of symptom belongs to a kind of inflammation, if men have sex before recovering from this kind of symptom, it is very easy to infect women with this kind of symptom. So what are the symptoms of glansitis infecting women?

Since glansitis is a type of inflammation in men, men need to receive relevant treatment after the onset of this disease. There are many types of glansitis. If a man has sex before the onset of bacterial glansitis, it is easy to infect women. Women who are infected with glansitis will develop various vaginitis, vulvitis, cervicitis, endometritis, etc. Since glansitis causes many symptoms, the symptoms after the onset of the disease are also different.

However, after a woman is infected with glansitis, her private parts will itch and the secretion will increase. In addition, the private parts will continue to itch and swell. For some women with serious conditions, they will continue to experience pain and bleeding during sexual intercourse. Some women also develop cervical symptoms after being infected with glansitis. After the cervical symptoms occur, women usually have different degrees of bleeding, and after eating some spicy food, the symptoms will continue to be aggravated. In addition, women who often drink alcohol during the illness will also have a certain aggravation of the disease.

After reading the detailed introduction above, we should have some understanding of the symptoms of glansitis infecting women. Balanitis is a type of inflammatory disease in men. After men get this disease, they need to receive treatment first. During treatment, it is best for men not to have sex, because having sex without curing the symptoms will not only easily aggravate their own condition, but also easily infect women with this disease.