What are the causes of vulvar itching?

Vulvar itching is a common gynecological symptom, and its main causes include poor hygiene habits, bacterial infection, vulvar lesions and systemic diseases.

1. Bad hygiene habits: Using strong irritating bathing liquid to clean the vulva or not cleaning the vulva enough can lead to chronic irritation and itching. Allergies to contraceptives or male semen can also cause itching symptoms.

2. Bacterial infection: Gynecological diseases such as candidal vaginitis, trichomoniasis vaginitis, and mycoplasma or chlamydia infections may cause vulvar itching. These infections are usually accompanied by abnormal vaginal discharge, such as increased, discolored, or odorous.

3. Vulvar lesions: Vulvar eczema, neurodermatitis, genital herpes and other lesions may cause severe vulvar itching. These lesions are usually accompanied by changes in the vulvar skin, such as papules, blisters or thickening.

4. Systemic diseases: such as diabetes, liver disease, etc., may also cause vulvar itching. The itching caused by these diseases is often part of systemic itching and needs to be treated according to the specific disease.

In daily life, women should pay attention to maintaining good hygiene habits, avoid using irritating cleaning products, and wear loose and breathable cotton underwear. If there are symptoms of vulvar itching, you should seek medical attention in time to identify the cause and receive targeted treatment under the guidance of a doctor. At the same time, keeping a happy mood and avoiding excessive mental stress are also important parts of preventing vulvar itching.