
Can excessive internal heat in women cause gynecological diseases?
Disease description:
I've had a sore mouth and a feeling of internal heat (fire) these past few days due to the seasonal change. I've also noticed a sensation of slight burning during urination. I'm wondering if excessive internal heat in women can cause gynecological diseases?

Women's "heatiness" (excessive internal heat) may lead to gynecological diseases. In traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) theory, "heatiness" refers to a state of imbalance between yin and yang in the body, accompanied by excessive internal heat. This condition may gradually reduce vaginal resistance, thereby increasing the risk of infection. Specifically, "heatiness" may cause gynecological conditions such as vaginitis and cervicitis, manifesting as symptoms like yellow vaginal discharge and vaginal itching. Heatiness may also lead to infections caused by pathogenic microorganisms such as fungi and trichomonads, further triggering gynecological disorders. Women should pay attention to adjusting their diet in daily life, avoid excessive fatigue, and maintain sufficient sleep to prevent both heatiness and gynecological diseases. If related symptoms have already appeared, timely medical consultation and professional treatment should be sought.