The United States, a study that psychological stress can increase women's risk of bacterial vaginosis risk.
The study involved 3614 aged 15 to 44 years old woman. These women were not pregnant, the immune system normally does not receive long-term antibiotic therapy and history. In an interview with one-year test period, they received a total of four times a pelvic exam.
Each pelvic examination, the researchers calculated the women with the perception gauge 30 days prior to the psychological pressure of the situation, perceived pressure gauge range from 1 to 5 minutes. The results showed that each additional 1 minutes pressure, suffering from the risk of bacterial vaginosis 1.15 times more. In this regard, the researchers said stress may affect the human immune system, resulting in women suffering from vaginitis.
The study involved 3614 aged 15 to 44 years old woman. These women were not pregnant, the immune system normally does not receive long-term antibiotic therapy and history. In an interview with one-year test period, they received a total of four times a pelvic exam.
Each pelvic examination, the researchers calculated the women with the perception gauge 30 days prior to the psychological pressure of the situation, perceived pressure gauge range from 1 to 5 minutes. The results showed that each additional 1 minutes pressure, suffering from the risk of bacterial vaginosis 1.15 times more. In this regard, the researchers said stress may affect the human immune system, resulting in women suffering from vaginitis.
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