What to do if your private parts itch

The symptom of vaginal itching is generally caused by an inflammatory reaction in the body, which may be caused by infection with microorganisms such as bacteria or viruses. It can generally be diagnosed as vaginitis, which is a very common phenomenon in clinical practice. The incidence rate is also relatively high. It can occur in all age groups and regardless of gender. In general, not only vaginal itching occurs, but also increased vaginal discharge or odor and abnormal color may be found.

Treatment recommendations:

It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for routine leucorrhea and blood tests. If necessary, a color Doppler ultrasound should be performed to clarify the cause, and then targeted medication should be used. If the symptoms are not particularly severe, it is recommended to take some antibiotics for treatment. Drugs such as metronidazole and erythromycin are very effective. After a few days of medication, the general symptoms can be relieved. In addition, some drugs can be applied to the vulva for treatment. The most common drugs in clinical practice are ointments.

Note:

Usually, you should pay attention to the cleanliness of your vaginal area, take a bath more often, change and wash your underwear frequently, and wear your underwear after it has been exposed to the sun. If you want to take a bath during this period, it is best to take a shower instead of a sitting bath, so as not to aggravate the current symptoms.

Editor's conclusion: During the treatment period, the diet should be as light as possible, and spicy and greasy foods should be avoided. In addition, some nutrients should be supplemented to ensure a balanced nutritional content in the body, so as to improve the health of the body and reduce the possibility of disease.