What are the symptoms of gynecological inflammation in a 14-year-old girl?

Modern women are under the threat of gynecological diseases, and the age of onset is getting younger and younger, causing great harm to many adolescent women. For example, a 14-year-old girl is at the age when her menstruation has just started. The harm of suffering from gynecological diseases at this time is very serious. Let's take a look at the symptoms of gynecological inflammation in 14-year-old girls. I hope women can understand this.

Irregular menstruation

Many girls in adolescence have problems with irregular menstruation. Generally speaking, in the few years after menarche, menstruation may occur every 2-3 months, and there is no problem with the amount and color of menstruation. This is mostly normal. However, if the intervals are too long, or the periods occur frequently, or the color is abnormal, you should pay attention to it.

Adolescent girls should pay special attention to primary amenorrhea and the occurrence of functional uterine bleeding during adolescence. Primary amenorrhea refers to the occurrence of amenorrhea after menarche, which is mainly related to three reasons: one is mental factors, the second is congenital defects of the reproductive system, and the third is certain physical diseases.

Severe dysmenorrhea

I believe that dysmenorrhea is a problem that many young girls are familiar with. Usually, adolescent girls suffer from primary dysmenorrhea. The pain often occurs before or after menstruation. Those with mild symptoms will not affect their daily activities. Those with moderate to severe symptoms will have severe pain, pale complexion, cold sweats, nausea and vomiting, and their daily activities will be significantly affected. This is often related to incomplete uterine development, cervical stenosis, poor posture, and physical factors.

Premenstrual syndrome

Most women, including adolescent girls, experience PMS at some point in their lives, but the symptoms may vary in severity. The vast majority of women have mild symptoms of premenstrual syndrome, so there is no need to seek treatment. For some women with severe cases, premenstrual syndrome can last throughout the entire cycle, with main symptoms such as irritability, insomnia, tension, depression, headaches, breast tenderness, body edema, etc. In severe cases, it can affect daily life.

Vulvar itching, vaginitis

Inflammations such as vulvar itching and vaginitis are not only suffered by married women, but young girls are also at risk of developing the disease. The reasons why young girls suffer from vulvar itching and vaginitis are mostly related to improper personal hygiene care, such as not changing sanitary napkins frequently during menstruation, frequently using sanitary pads, wearing synthetic underwear or tight pants for a long time, and improper cleaning of the vulva. Under the long-term stimulation of unpleasant substances, itching, increased secretions with odor, and inflammatory infection occur.