What are the topical medications for vulvar itching?

Female friends often ask experts, what are the topical medicines for vulvar itching? Vulvar itching is a problem that women often encounter, which brings a lot of inconvenience to women's work and life. So are there any topical medicines for vulvar itching in real life? Experts point out that vulvar itching cannot be treated with random medicines, and the right medicine must be used. The following is a specific analysis.

Topical medications for vulvar itching:

1. Scabies: For the disease caused by scabies, you can consider using Lindane cream. The above-mentioned drugs are only used under the doctor's advice. If you do not take the right medicine and abuse the topical drugs in moderation, not only will the condition not improve, but it will also aggravate the condition. Therefore, it is suggested that patients should actively and effectively cooperate with doctors in medical institutions for treatment.

2. Trichomonas vaginitis: The symptoms of Trichomonas vaginitis are generally best treated with traditional Chinese medicine. Commonly used decoctions include Sophora flavescens, Cnidium monnieri and Phellodendron chinense for flushing the vagina, and then Cnidium monnieri and Sophora flavescens suppositories are placed in the vagina.

3. Lice: There is no special topical medicine for vulvar itching caused by lice. It only needs to kill the lice and prevent vaginal infection and allergies.

4. Fungal vaginitis: External medication for vulvar itching caused by fungal vaginitis. It can be treated with suppositories or wash solutions. Female patients must follow the doctor's instructions, for example: they abuse the medication at will, or they use the wrong medication, which can lead to ineffective treatment or worsen the infection and increase the difficulty of treatment.

The above is an analysis of external medications for vulvar itching. Patients are expected to pay attention to this. Gynecologists remind that if the itching symptoms are severe and accompanied by other symptoms such as abnormal leucorrhea and abdominal pain, it is likely to be an inflammatory infection. You need to go to the hospital's gynecology department for relevant examinations and targeted treatment in time to achieve better treatment results.