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Cultural and personal behavioral factors and women's reproductive tract infections.

OBJECTIVE
To review the relationship between personal behavior and cultural factors and reproductive tract infections (RTIs).


METHODS
An English-language literature search using MEDLINE (1994-1998), Social Science Index (1994-1998), and informal discovery. Any original researches and reviews related to RTIs' epidemiology, behavior and culture were selected.


RESULTS
RTIs have become a silent epidemic that is devastating women's lives each year.


CONCLUSION
The influencing factors include sexual behavior, health related behavior (preventive health behavior, health-seeking behavior, reproductive behavior etc.) and culture, belief, etc. A holistic point of view should be taken.