Symptoms of vulvar inflammation

Women are very prone to various gynecological inflammations, among which vulvitis is a very common one. Its occurrence is mainly caused by the excessive breeding of various bacteria and microorganisms, and also by other irritants such as vaginitis. Of course, it is also related to one's own lifestyle habits. No matter what causes vulvitis, once it occurs, timely treatment and immediate treatment are the most important. So what are the symptoms when the vulva is inflamed? Let us learn about the symptoms of vulvar inflammation below.

Symptoms of vulvar inflammation are as follows:

1. Pain during sexual intercourse: When a woman suffers from folliculitis on the vulva, cysts may appear in the private parts, causing redness, swelling and pain on the vulva, and may also cause boils. In addition, the patient may have symptoms of pain during urination and sexual intercourse.

2. Swelling and hematoma: If a woman suffers from acute vulvitis, it may cause swelling and hematoma in the private parts. In addition, it may also cause itching and pain. There will be hematoma and erosion in the lesions, and some lesions will also develop an eczema-like rash.

3. Vulvar itching: It is the most important typical symptom of vulvitis, and may also be accompanied by burning and pain, especially when the patient is engaged in physical activity, sweating or after sexual intercourse, these symptoms will be more obvious.

4. Mucosal hematoma: When women have vulvar inflammation, there will be varying degrees of swelling and hematoma under the private skin and mucosa. Some may even scratch due to itching, which will cause skin lesions such as erosion and ulcers, causing great pain to the patient.

The above are some symptoms of vulvitis. It can be seen that it can cause itching, pain, skin hematoma and other symptoms, which can have a great impact on the patient's daily life and work. Therefore, when a woman finds that she has vulvitis, she should take medication in time and pay attention to daily medical care, such as paying attention to cleaning the vulva, keeping it clean, avoiding douching the vagina as much as possible, and not using some irritating cleaning products to clean it. Underwear should be changed frequently and disinfected, and less sweets should be eaten, etc. These are all helpful for the prevention of vulvitis.