What to do if you have vulvar itching?

What to do if you have vulvar itching?

Vulvar itching can be caused by poor hygiene, vaginitis or vulvitis, etc., and can be treated with daily care and medication.

1. Poor hygiene:

Generally, if you do not pay attention to personal hygiene or do not change your underwear frequently, it will lead to bacterial growth, causing vaginal itching, odor, etc. You can wash it with saline or clean water, but also change your underwear frequently to gradually improve the symptoms.

2. Vaginitis:

Vaginitis may be related to vaginal flora disorder, decreased resistance or decreased estrogen levels. Vaginal mucosa is stimulated by inflammation, which may cause vaginal itching, increased secretions or abnormal vaginal discharge. You can use compound metronidazole suppositories, Baofukang suppositories or clotrimazole suppositories as recommended by your doctor.

3. Vulvitis:

Vulvitis is usually related to infection, environmental irritation or poor hygiene habits. The vulva is affected by infectious factors, causing local itching, pain or burning, fatigue, etc. It can be treated with compound yellow vine wash, red core cleaning wash or potassium permanganate solution as recommended by the doctor.

In addition to the above reasons, it may also be eczema, folliculitis, etc. The cause must be identified before treatment, and medication must be taken on time according to the doctor's advice. Medication must not be changed without authorization to avoid affecting the treatment effect. We also need to pay attention to more rest, which is conducive to the recovery of the disease.