What to do if your vulva is itchy

Speaking of female gynecological diseases, I believe that many women have been troubled by the disease of vulvar itching. This disease is extremely itchy and many people can't help scratching it with their hands. Sometimes serious infection will occur. In order to keep everyone away from this disease, let's share with you now: What should I do if I have vulvar itching?

1. Causes of vulvar itching

Vulvar itching is a common symptom among women because the vulva is a particularly sensitive area and many gynecological diseases can cause irritation and itching, so we must pay attention.

There are many causes of vulvar pruritus. Chronic local irritation, such as vaginal or cervicitis or abnormal vulvar secretions, can cause this disease. Vulvar uncleanliness or poor permeability of sanitary napkins can also cause vulvar pruritus.

Vulvar parasites can also cause itching, such as some pinworms and pubic lice. Vulvar skin diseases and vulvar tumors can also cause vulvar itching. Local vulvar symptoms of systemic diseases can also cause vulvar itching.

2. What to do if your vulva is itchy

If your vagina is itchy, don't scratch it even at home, which will cause bacteria to grow, spread more widely, and aggravate the incidence rate. You can rinse it with clean water, preferably warm water, not cold water, which irritates the skin!

Wash your genitals in the morning and evening, buy a bottle of Jie'eryin wash at the pharmacy, and rinse with clean water, which can not only remove odor, but also effectively disinfect and relieve itching. At the same time, you can take some anti-inflammatory and antipruritic drugs. Do not apply ointment on the genitals, which can easily irritate the labia.

Adjust your life and diet, eat more light food, eat more vitamin food, and don't have sex too frequently. If you can't control it, you should wear a condom to prevent cross infection.

Editor's conclusion: If women do not pay attention to cleanliness and daily hygiene, then it is easy to get vulvar itching. Patients should pay more attention to the cleanliness of the vulva area in daily life, do a good job of nursing when treating the disease, and also have regular check-ups.