Parents should pay more attention to infant vaginitis!

Parents have all heard of infant vaginitis . But how much do you know about it? Children's health is often the most concerned thing for everyone. I hope the following experts' introduction can help you. Let everyone know more about the symptoms and characteristics of infant vaginitis.

Infant vaginitis, which mostly occurs in young girls aged 2 to 9, is a common disease among female infants. Because vaginitis is often accompanied by vulvitis, it is often collectively referred to as infant vulvar and vaginitis.

The cause of infant vaginitis is that the mother and childcare staff do not pay attention to the cleanliness of the child's vulva, do not handle the stool properly, or wipe the anus with contaminated paper, allowing intestinal bacteria to invade the vagina. Under normal circumstances, infant vaginitis is not common. It is caused by intestinal pinworms passing into the vagina through feces; or improper feces handling, pinworm eggs contaminate the vulva of young girls through the hands, clothes, toys, etc. of the mother or childcare staff, causing inflammation.

The main symptoms of infantile vaginitis are itching of the vulva and vagina, and increased vaginal discharge. Infants and young children cannot express their symptoms correctly, so they often scratch the vulva with their fingers, which further spreads the infection through their fingers and scratches. The mucous membranes of the vulva, urethra, and vaginal opening become congested and edematous, and there is purulent discharge.

After the above brief introduction, everyone has a better understanding of infantile vaginitis. I hope everyone can pay more attention to infantile vaginitis in life. I wish patients can choose the treatment method suitable for them as soon as possible and recover soon.

For more information, please visit the vaginitis disease special topic at http://www..com.cn/fuke/ydy/ or consult an expert for free . The expert will then give a detailed answer based on the patient's specific situation.