What about vulva itching?

Many women will have some gynecological diseases, and the most common one may be pruritus vulvae. Vulvar pruritus is a common disease, which may be caused by gynecological inflammation or dermatosis. Once women have vulvar itching, it is best to find out the reason. What about vulvar itching? What reason is vulva itch?

1, indicating that underwear is contaminated.

Put on dry underwear, and after a period of time, the private parts will itch inexplicably.

At this time, you should pay attention. After a rainy day, underwear may have been surrounded by mold!

This situation is easy to find, you just need to disinfect your underwear regularly.

This may be an allergic reaction.

According to the degree of allergy, there may be different degrees of itching.

Hygienic articles are unqualified, contaminated by bacteria, or substances that can cause sensitive private parts, such as fluorescer and fluff pulp, are added, resulting in allergic reactions.

If itching occurs after sexual life, be alert to semen allergy or sensitivity to silicone oil on condoms.

Once you find that the bathroom products you use are not suitable, you must replace them in time and choose carefully!

3, prompt skin disease

Eczema and dermatitis are common vulvar dermatoses. In addition, crabs and infectious diseases are also factors that cannot be ignored.

In addition to frequent scratching, there may be changes such as vulvar leukoplakia, acne and broken skin. Need to use drugs for targeted treatment.

4, female genital inflammation

Improper use of toilet paper, long-term non-replacement of sanitary napkins, and wrong wiping direction after going to the toilet can all induce inflammation of female private parts.

Inflammatory secretions contain a large number of pathogenic bacteria and various toxins produced by bacteria. These things flow from women's private parts, which will stimulate the vulva and cause vulva itching!

The best solution is to help women's private parts rebuild a balanced environment of flora, drive away inflammatory pathogens and restore the normal state of women's private parts!

5. Gynecological cancer

As we all know, the cervix is a "dumb organ". Even if you have cervical cancer, you won't feel pain in the early stage.

Cancer cells grow on the cervix and produce a lot of secretions, which will constantly stimulate the vulva and cause vulvar itching.

Including ovarian cancer, endometrial cancer and other gynecological cancers, the early stage is only very mild, such as menstrual cycle changes, vulvar itching and so on.

6. Systemic diseases

Vulvar pruritus may be caused by systemic diseases, such as vitamin A and B deficiency, jaundice, anemia, leukemia and other diseases. Diabetes mellitus stimulates vulva, which is also a common factor causing itching. In addition, excessive secretion of sebaceous glands and sweat glands in obese patients stimulates vulva, which can also cause vulva itching.

7. How to prevent vulvar itching

(1) Wash underwear separately

Mold can breed in vulva, gastrointestinal tract, nails and other places. If family members or themselves suffer from tinea pedis, onychomycosis, etc. It is easy to cause cross infection of mold. Therefore, underwear must be washed separately, and it is best to soak it in a special ecu underwear sterilization liquid for a few minutes.

(2) Avoid excessive cleaning.

Drug lotion, disinfection pad, etc. are often used. It is easy to destroy the weak acidic environment of female private parts and can maintain the self-cleaning function of female private parts. You can use a weakly acidic female care solution with pH4 for daily maintenance and vulva cleaning.

(3) Change sanitary napkins frequently during menstruation.

Because menstrual blood flows out during menstruation, menstrual blood, female private secretions and sweat will make perineum hot flashes. This hot and humid environment is very suitable for the breeding of bacteria and fungi, which is also the reason why many people itch vulva during menstruation. Therefore, it is recommended to change sanitary napkins every 2-3 hours during menstruation, 4-6 times a day.

(4) Use less pads at ordinary times.

Many women share a clean room and usually like to use pads. However, the pad has poor air permeability, and frequent use will lead to wet pudenda, lead to a large number of bacteria breeding, destroy the healthy environment of female private parts, and thus cause itching symptoms.