These bad habits are the culprits that cause vulvar itching and dryness!

Itching and dryness in any part of the body will make people uncomfortable, especially in the private parts. It is really uncomfortable to have itching and dryness in this part. In fact, some bad habits in daily life are the culprits that cause itching and dryness in the private parts. The following lists them one by one to see if these bad habits are what you often do.

1. The private parts itch and you only know how to scratch

Many women can't help scratching their private parts when they feel itchy. This method not only fails to solve the root cause, but also makes the situation worse. The best solution is to seek medical attention in time to find out the cause of the disease and stop the itching.

2. Excessive vaginal flushing

Many years ago, weren’t we often brainwashed by a certain liquid cleanser advertisement, the slogan of which was “Washing is healthier”.

In fact, this practice is wrong. The female vagina has its own flora system. If you destroy this flora artificially and wash it repeatedly for a long time, the flora will be destroyed and the disease will have the opportunity to stick to you. Therefore, it is recommended that you only need to use warm water to wash the vulva.

3. Wipe the vulva randomly after urinating

I believe that most women have the habit of wiping their vulva after urinating, but there are many different ways of wiping. Doctors recommend that women wipe from front to back with clean, soft toilet paper after urinating to prevent bacteria from the anus from entering the vagina.

4. Not doing gynecological examinations

Some gynecological diseases have no obvious symptoms. If you wait until you see vulvar itching or vaginal dryness, the condition is already very serious. So if you want to avoid being disturbed by diseases, please include gynecological examinations in your plans every year, so that you can understand your health status and get timely treatment if you find any diseases.

Warm reminder: Before treating vaginitis, you should go to the hospital for a detailed examination, including gynecological internal examination, vaginal secretion examination, electronic colposcopy, etc., to accurately diagnose vaginitis and tailor a treatment plan for the patient based on comprehensive factors such as the patient's physical condition and the severity of the disease, to effectively avoid a secondary attack of vaginitis.