Precautions for vulvar itching and pain

What people want most in life is to have a healthy body and an optimistic mood. However, pollution is serious in today's society, which leads to the prevalence of some diseases. The more far-reaching impact is that diseases in some key parts of the body are becoming more and more obvious. For example, itching and pain in the vulva is a typical manifestation of external stimulation. People are very painful about this. They can only scratch the itchy and painful feeling with their hands, but the result is often that the more they scratch, the more serious it becomes. Repeated scratching will make people unbearable. So, what is the matter with itching and pain in the vulva? What should we pay attention to? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

There are two possible reasons for small bumps on the vulva. If the small bumps grow on the labia majora, it may be caused by local infection. If it grows below the labia minora, it may be caused by a Bartholin gland cyst. The reasons for small bumps on the vulva are nothing more than bad hygiene habits, special infections, drug allergies or chemical stimulation. Sometimes excessive anger can also cause small bumps on the vulva.

The following are some things to note when you have itchy and painful vulva:

1. Keep the vulva clean and dry, do not wash with hot water or soap;

2. Avoid indiscriminate or overuse of drugs, and avoid scratching and local friction;

3. Pay attention to menstrual hygiene, change menstrual pads frequently and wash them frequently during menstruation.

The genitals are the part that people are most likely to overlook. They play a key role in people's bodies because their function is to assist the reproductive organs. Therefore, if you want to reproduce offspring and maintain sexual health, you need to protect your genitals and prevent them from being harmed by diseases. The above-mentioned precautions for itching and pain in the genitals are what everyone needs to pay special attention to.