I kiss her vagina with my mouth.

Patient's question:

I use my mouth to lick her vagina, will her vagina get infected? Thank you!

Doctor's answer:

Prevention and Treatment of Genital Infections
To avoid genital infections, women should preferably wear loose and breathable clothing, avoiding tight pants, garter belts, and other constrictive attire. Additionally, underwear should be thoroughly dried in the sun, as fungi thrive in damp environments. During menstruation, sanitary pads should be used instead of tampons, as tampons are more likely to cause Staphylococcus aureus infections. Sanitary pads should be used minimally outside of menstruation to avoid lack of ventilation. Bathroom facilities must be kept clean and should not be shared excessively to reduce the risk of infection.
Furthermore, maintaining a regular lifestyle and avoiding staying up late is important, as insufficient sleep can weaken the immune system and lead to genital infections. In terms of diet, it is advisable to avoid overly sweet and irritating foods. Moderate consumption of lactic acid-containing beverages can help maintain the acidic environment of the vagina. For common colds, antibiotics are usually not necessary, as they can disrupt the natural balance of vaginal flora. Diabetic individuals must pay attention to blood sugar control, as high blood sugar levels favor fungal growth and increase the risk of vaginitis.
Treatment of Genital Infections
If symptoms such as increased vaginal discharge, external genital itching, burning sensation, or urinary discomfort appear, it is best to seek medical treatment. For candidal vaginitis, vaginal suppositories are typically required for a week of treatment. For bacterial and trichomoniasis vaginitis, oral medication is necessary for a week. It is important to complete the treatment to avoid the development of drug resistance. Additionally, soaking in a warm bath can be used as a supplementary treatment. This involves immersing the lower body in a clean, private basin filled with warm water for about fifteen minutes, twice a day, which can help clean vaginal discharge and promote healing.