Symptoms of vulvar itching

When it comes to vulvar itching, every female friend must feel that this is the beginning of a nightmare. Vulvar itching has brought a very painful experience to some women. If it is not treated for a long time, the disease may infect other parts such as the clitoris and labia minora. So what are the common symptoms of vulvar itching?

Generally speaking, if a woman has vulvar itching, this itching often occurs inside the vagina or on the outside of the labia majora. In addition, the mons pubis, clitoris, labia minora, perineum and other places will also experience itching symptoms depending on the severity of the symptoms. If the itching symptoms are severe, the itching may spread to the vicinity of the anus.

Vulvar pruritus is a symptom caused by various vulvar lesions, but it can also occur in people with completely normal vulva. Since itching often occurs in the vagina, the outside of the labia majora and other parts, it is often extremely itchy and often worse at night. Therefore, it is very harmful, not only making people restless, but also affecting work, study, life and sleep. When female vulvar pruritus is severe, it is difficult to cure and is prone to recurrence, causing premature birth, fetal infection and malformation. When vulvar pruritus is severe, it not only makes people restless, but also affects work, study, life and sleep.

Vulvar pruritus is a common vaginitis, mostly caused by Candida albicans. Pruritus often occurs in the vagina, on the outside of the labia majora, mons pubis, clitoris and labia minora, and perineum, and can spread to the vicinity of the anus. It is a type of localized pruritus. The itching is often extremely unbearable, often worse at night. Vulvar pruritus often worsens during menstruation or after eating irritating foods. Common symptoms of vulvar pruritus are paroxysmal, and some are persistent. It often worsens at night, and the patient is restless when it itches severely. Long-term itching can cause ulceration, redness, swelling, or secondary infection.

Generally speaking, the most common ones are inflammations of the vulva and vagina, such as vaginitis, which is very common, as well as trichomonas vaginitis, which we used to call candidal vaginitis, now called vulvovaginal candidiasis, and bacterial vaginosis, as well as senile vaginitis in postmenopausal women, and some problems of the vulva, such as inflammation of the vulva. In addition, some systemic problems, such as diabetes, can also cause symptoms of vulvar itching.

Warm reminder: Every woman wants to be beautiful in life and look very elegant when going out, but once troubled by vulvar itching, the beauty of women will no longer exist, so seek treatment early, recover your health as soon as possible, and let your beauty always be with you.