Itchy and painful vaginal discharge

For women, the itching and pain in the lower body will always make them very embarrassed, especially when there are other people present. This kind of itching is unbearable, but due to face, they are afraid to scratch it hard, which is very painful. There are many reasons for itching and pain in the lower body, such as poor hygiene or excessive sexual intercourse, or it may be caused by bacterial infection. So, what is the reason for the itchy and painful private parts?

If a woman feels itchy and painful down there, she may be suffering from vulvar pruritus.

Vulvar itching diet should pay attention to:

1. Avoid eating spicy food: Patients with vaginitis should pay attention to the taboos of spicy food, including chili peppers, ginger, onions, garlic, etc. Eating too much can easily cause heat, which can cause heat and toxic accumulation in the internal organs, resulting in swollen and painful gums, mouth sores, red and yellow urine, burning sensation at the anus, itchy and painful front and back of the vulva, etc., which will aggravate the symptoms of the disease.

2. Avoid sweet but not greasy foods: Patients with vaginitis should also pay attention to very sweet and greasy foods, such as high-calorie foods such as animal oil, fatty pork, butter, vegetable oil, fresh cream, etc.; high-sugar and high-calorie foods such as candy, desserts, chocolate, fresh milk cakes, etc. These foods are conducive to the effect of increasing moisture and heat, which will increase the secretion of secretions and affect the treatment effect.

3. Avoid seafood and irritating foods: What kind of diet should be paid attention to for candidal vaginitis? Patients with vaginitis need to pay attention to seafood and irritating foods in their diet. Seafood such as marine fish, hairy crabs, shrimps, oysters, hairy clams, oysters, and raw oysters are all irritating foods that can promote cold and dampness. After eating, they can aggravate vulvar itching and are not conducive to the disappearance of inflammation.

In addition to paying attention to the above three aspects, women with vulvar itching should also try to avoid eating some moldy foods in daily life, and do not eat any pickled foods. Women who often go out to socialize and drink should abstain from alcohol in time. After all, alcohol is a very stimulating drink and will aggravate the condition. It is best to clean your lower body with warm water every day to maintain cleanliness.

Six key steps for women to take medicine for their private parts

1. Women should choose the right time to take medicine for their private parts

It is generally advisable for women to take vaginal medication before going to bed at night so that the medicine can be fully dissolved and absorbed.

2. Women should keep their vulva clean and dry before taking the medicine

Wash the vulva before taking the medicine every day. The underwear should be loose and breathable and changed every day. The basin and towel for cleaning the vulva should be dedicated by dedicated personnel, and the towel and changed underwear should be disinfected every day.

3. Women should clean their private parts before taking medicine

Patients with increased leucorrhea should use the lotion prepared by the doctor to flush the vagina before taking the medicine to reduce secretions, clean the vagina, and make the medicine better absorbed, thereby improving the efficacy.

      4. Women should prevent the medicine from falling when taking it in private parts

When women take medications into the vagina, they should be delivered to deeper areas as possible so that the drugs are not likely to fall out or be excreted, and can be fully dissolved, absorbed, and have a greater efficacy.

5. Women should cooperate with each other in daily life when taking medicine for private parts

During the treatment period, you should abstain from sexual intercourse or use condoms. If the husband is also sick, they should be treated together.

6. Women's private parts medication should be completely

Some patients stop taking medication on their own when they feel their symptoms have subsided. In fact, the bacteria may not be completely killed, causing the disease to recur.