What should I do if my vagina is swollen, painful, itchy and has excessive vaginal discharge?

In our lives, diseases will never stop, especially for women, who will also suffer from some gynecological diseases. In a person's life, many diseases can be prevented in advance. If preventive work is done in advance, many diseases can be avoided. Vaginal itching is a very common symptom of vaginitis. At this time, we must control the disease and not let the disease recur. So what should we do when the vagina itches?

1) Whether the women have entered menopause. Due to the gradual decline of ovarian function and low estrogen levels, the vulva of menopausal women gradually shrinks, the skin becomes thinner and loses elasticity, the vulva becomes dry and uncomfortable, and itching may also occur. Care: Do not wear tight crotch pants. Underwear should be loose, breathable, and preferably made of cotton.

2) Whether there is an allergic reaction, such as allergies to condoms, tampons, sanitary napkins or other drugs or chemicals, which can cause vulvar itching in patients. Care: Use qualified sanitary napkins and sanitary napkins, and try to use as few medicines as possible that may cause allergies.

3) Irritating vaginal secretions. Usually menstruation, sweat or vaginal secretions can irritate the vulva, causing vulvar itching. Trichomonas and fungal infections are the most common. Care: When vaginal secretions increase, you can wash the vulva with clean water to keep the vulva clean and avoid it being in a wet state for a long time.

4) Do you have good hygiene habits? If you do not pay attention to the local cleanliness of the vulva, sebum, sweat, menstruation, vaginal secretions, and even urine and feces will irritate the vulva for a long time and cause itching. Because the vulva has many wrinkles, if dirt accumulates in the wrinkles for a long time, it will irritate the delicate mucous membrane and skin, causing itching. On the contrary, if you pay too much attention to hygiene and use a lot of lotions or soaps, the vulva will be degreased and dry, which will also cause vulva itching. Care: Develop good hygiene habits in daily life, pay attention to menstrual hygiene, change menstrual pads frequently during menstruation, and wash them frequently.

The female vagina is the most vulnerable part of our body. If we do not pay attention to our daily hygiene, it may lead to the occurrence of gynecological diseases such as vaginitis, or other gynecological diseases. If we are not careful, foreign bacteria will have the opportunity to enter our vagina and invade our health. Severe cases may lead to infertility.