What are the symptoms of senile vaginitis

Symptoms of senile vaginitis mainly include vaginal itching, abnormal discharge, burning sensation, and signs of urinary tract infection, etc. These symptoms not only affect the quality of life of elderly women but may also have a certain impact on their mental health.

1. Vaginal itching: Patients often feel a persistent itching in the vaginal area and can't help scratching. This itching may worsen as the disease progresses and even affect sleep and daily life. At the same time, abnormal vaginal discharge is also a significant manifestation of senile vaginitis. These discharges may be yellow or green, accompanied by a strange smell, and the amount may also be larger than usual.

2. Burning sensation: Patients may feel a burning discomfort in the vagina or vulva, especially when urinating, this feeling may be more obvious.

3. Urinary tract infection: Elderly patients with vaginitis may experience symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and pain when urinating. These are all caused by vaginal inflammation affecting the adjacent urethra.

When facing senile vaginitis, elderly patients should pay attention to some matters to cooperate with treatment and promote recovery. Maintaining good personal hygiene habits is the key. You should change your underwear frequently, choose cotton underwear with good breathability, and clean your vulva regularly. At the same time, avoid using irritating cleaning products to avoid aggravating inflammation. In terms of diet, you should keep it light and avoid excessive intake of spicy and irritating foods. Most importantly, once the above symptoms appear, you should seek medical attention immediately and receive professional diagnosis and treatment to avoid delaying the condition.

Although the symptoms of senile vaginitis are diverse, they can be effectively controlled and treated through timely medical intervention and the patient's own precautions. I hope that every elderly woman can enjoy a healthy and comfortable life in her later years.