Vulvovaginitis
Vulvovaginitis ( 24 Questions)
Avoiding sexual intercourse is not necessary for preventing vulvovaginitis. Maintaining good hygiene and other preventive measures are more relevant.
Using scented soaps for cleansing can actually increase the risk of vulvovaginal irritation and infections. Unscented, gentle cleansers are recommended.
Limiting sexual partners helps reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) that can lead to vulvovaginitis.
Douching regularly is not advised, as it disrupts the natural balance of vaginal flora and increases the risk of infections and irritation.
Choice A rationale:
Avoiding sexual intercourse is not necessary for preventing vulvovaginitis. Maintaining good hygiene and other preventive measures are more relevant.
Choice B rationale:
Using scented soaps for cleansing can actually increase the risk of vulvovaginal irritation and infections. Unscented, gentle cleansers are recommended.
Choice C rationale:
Limiting sexual partners helps reduce the risk of sexually transmitted infections (STIs) that can lead to vulvovaginitis.
Choice D rationale:
Douching regularly is not advised, as it disrupts the natural balance of vaginal flora and increases the risk of infections and irritation.