I feel hot down there, what's going on?

In daily life, women will feel a little discomfort in their private parts. Mild cases will feel itchy, and more serious cases will even feel hot and painful down there. Only when the discomfort in the vagina is severe will women think it needs attention and seek treatment. So, what's the reason for the hot and spicy feeling down there?

Why do I feel hot down there?

The feeling of hotness and burning sensation down there is mostly caused by gynecological inflammation in women. There are normal lactobacilli in the vagina, which keep the vagina properly clean and eliminate harmful bacteria. If you do not pay attention to the hygiene and cleaning of the private parts, it is easy for bacteria to invade and cause inflammation. When the inflammation occurs, women will feel hot and burning in the private parts, and have varying degrees of itching and pain. In addition, female urogenital system diseases can also cause discomfort in the vulva. When women have urethritis, salpingitis, or cystitis, they will experience a hot and burning sensation in the vulva. Therefore, the reason why women feel hot and burning down there is mainly inflammation of the vulva, vagina and infection of the urogenital system. It is recommended to go to the hospital in time to find out the cause and treat it with medication.

If there is a burning sensation and a little pain down there, it may be vaginitis. Since there are various types of vaginitis, the treatment methods for different types of vaginitis are different, so there is no need to take medicine blindly. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination and test the female secretions to confirm the diagnosis before deciding on the actual medication. During the treatment period, do not eat spicy or irritating foods, pay attention to the daily cleaning of the private parts, and if you are married or have a history of sexual intercourse, refrain from sexual intercourse. If men feel unwell, it is recommended to go to the hospital for treatment at the same time.

The vulva has a slight pain and hot feeling, which gets better after washing with tap water. Is it related to gynecological symptoms? Answer: Although the symptoms cannot be completely ruled out as being related to gynecological diseases, the connection is not significant. Analysis: If you ate relatively spicy chili peppers the day before, the hard stool contained chili pepper ingredients during this defecation, which caused a hot and spicy feeling after contact with your private parts, so you felt better after washing with tap water. If you have abnormal vaginal discharge, a strong odor, or other signs of gynecological diseases, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for a gynecological examination and take treatment measures based on the diagnosis results.