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Objective To study patients experience in and needs for vaginal douching in the department of gynecology.Method Using semi-structured interviews,10 patients undergoing vaginal douching in the hospital were selected,and then the interviews were analyzed and described with the content analysis method.Results Before vaginal douching,the patients had some psychological states of tension,fear,shyness,fear and calmness.In the process of vaginal douching,the patients experienced comforts,pain,fear,shyness and dissatisfaction with water temperature and skin preparation.After vaginal douching,the patients experienced worries of different sorts like vaginal infections,sexual life and pregnancy.The patients needed for the douching-related knowledge and the improvement in hygienic situations and they had some questions about urination and defection,operative effect and bathing and infection.Conclusion Medical staff should provide the corresponding services for patients during vaginal douching according to their needs and individual situations so as to enhance the nursing service quality.
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Objective To investigate the prevalence of human papilloma virus (HPV) infections among gynecological patients and to identify the risk factors associated with high-risk HPV (HR-HPV)infection.Methods HPV DNA genotyping was performed in 391 HPV infected gynecological patients admitted in Weifang People's Hospital during January 2010 and December 2012.HPV negative patients (controls,n =356) were matched to HR-HPV positive patients (cases,n =356) with a 1 ∶ 1 ratio.All the participants took part in a questionnaire survey with 50 items,including demographic characteristics,pregnancy and reproductive history,living conditions,sexual behavior,family history,etc.Stepwise Logistic regression analysis was used to determine the risk factors of HR-HPV infection.Results Among 391 HPV positive patients,318 (81.3％) were infected with one type of HR-HPV,35 (9.0％) were infected with one type of low-risk HPV,and 38 (9.7％) were infected with mixed types.Logistic regression analysis showed that married women,age of sexual debut ＜ 20,multiple sexual partners,oral sex,commercial sexual activity,and vaginal douching more than once a week were risk factors of HR-HPV infection (OR =4.053,1.861,1.587,2.420,5.125 and 1.943,respectively,all P ＜ 0.01).Conclusions Unprotected sex may be associated with HR-HPV infection.Healthy sexual behavior should be encouraged,and the detection,prevention and control of HR-HPV infection should be strengthened.
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Apesar de ducha vaginal estar fortemente condenada pela maioria dos profissionais de saúde; esta prática continua a ser um hábito muito comum entre as mulheres, por diversas razões. Objetivo: Avaliar se há relação entre a prática de duchas vaginais e vaginose bacteriana, DST e HIV.Métodos: Foi realizada uma revisão sistemática e meta-análise para avaliar a relação entre a ducha vaginal e vaginose bacteriana, doenças sexualmente transmissíveis e infecção pelo HIV. Os seguintes bancos de dados foram pesquisados utilizando descritores: PubMed, Embase, Scielo e Google Scholar.Os critérios de seleção: (1) estudos prospectivos de mulheres que usam ducha vaginal; (2) mulheres com 12 anos ou mais e (3) estudos publicados de 2000a outubro de 2011. Estudos envolvendo mulheres grávidas foram excluídos. A qualidade metodológica foi avaliada usando a escala de Newcastle-Ottawa.Coleta de dados e análise: Review Manager 5.1 foi utilizado para análise estatística. Resultados: Sete estudos (2 STD, 3 vaginose bacteriana e 2 HIV)foram incluídos com base nos critérios escolhidos: 9,796 mulheres foram incluídos. A razão de risco global para a vaginose bacteriana, DST e aquisição do HIV foram, (IC95% 1,12-1,43) 1,24 (IC95% 0,94-1,32) 1,12 e (IC95% 0,92-2,01) 1,36, respectivamente. Conclusão: Há poucos estudos para verificar a associação entre a ducha vaginal e STD, VB e infecção pelo HIV. Foi encontrada uma correlação positiva entre a ducha vaginal e vaginose bacteriana, mas não para DST e infecção pelo HIV
Despite of vaginal douching has been strongly condemned by most of health care professionals; this practice remains a very common habit among women for several reasons. Objective: To assess if there is any association between vaginal douching and bacterial vaginoses, STD and HIV Methods: We conducted a systematic review and metanalysis to evaluate the relation ship between vaginal douching and bacterial vaginosis, sexually transmitted diseases and HIV infection. The following databases were searched using Mesh terms: PubMed, Embase, Scielo and Google Scholar. Selection criteria: (1) prospective cohort studies of women using vaginal douching; (2) women 12 years or older and (3) studies published from 2000 to October2011. Studies involving pregnant women were excluded. Methodological quality was assessed using Newcastle-Ottawa scale. Data collection and analysis:Review Manager 5.1 was used for statistical analysis. Results: Seven studies (2 STD, 3 Bacterial Vaginosis and 2 HIV) were included based on the chosen criteria: 9.796 women were enrolled. The global Risk Ratios for Bacterial Vaginosis, STD and HIV acquisition were, 1.24 (95%CI 1.12?1.43), 1.12 (95%CI0.94?1.32), and 1.36 (95%CI 0.92?2.01) respectively. Conclusion: There are few studies checking the association between vaginal douching and STD, BVand HIV infection. A weak positive correlation was found between vaginal douching and bacterial vaginosis, but not to STD and HIV infection.