Candida during ovulation

Candida is a common fungus that can be found in various tissues of the body, including the skin, mouth, intestines, and reproductive tract. However, in the reproductive tract, Candida is an important pathogen that can cause a series of diseases, including fungal vaginitis, fungal metritis, fungal ovarian cancer, etc.

Candida is spread primarily through sexual intercourse. Candida vaginitis or fungal metritis can occur when the fungus in a woman's vagina is infected by Candida in a man's oral or vaginal secretions. In addition, Candida can also be spread through public baths, swimming pools, towels, toilets, etc.

The best way to prevent candida infection is to maintain personal hygiene. Women should pay attention to cleaning their vagina regularly, avoid using public towels, and avoid sitting for long periods of time. Men should also clean their mouth and vagina frequently. If you are already infected with Candida, you should see a doctor and receive treatment promptly to avoid delaying treatment and aggravating symptoms.