Vulva itching a little red what is going on

Because of not paying attention to the hygiene during menstruation, or having unclean sex in daily life, or not paying attention to the cleaning of private parts, women's private parts often have a series of problems, among which vulvar itching is the most common. However, in addition to the symptoms of itching, some patients are also accompanied by redness and swelling of the vulva. So what's the matter with vulvar itching and a little red?

Vulva itching and redness

If the vulva is itchy and has bright red papules, it is considered to be caused by private eczema. In this case, it is recommended to soak the private parts with 30% Cleanser for 10 minutes and then wipe it off, then apply mometasone cream on the private parts and take the medicine for 3 consecutive days. Basically, the itching will be relieved and the red spots will disappear. If the symptoms do not improve after 3 days of medication, be sure to go to the hospital for further examination to rule out the possibility of other diseases. It is also recommended to do routine examination of leucorrhea, mainly to understand whether there is bacterial infection in the vagina, which causes female secretions and irritates the private parts to cause some inflammatory mediators. In addition, during the illness period, you cannot have sexual intercourse, and you cannot eat spicy or irritating foods.

What should I do if my vulva is itchy and a little red?

If a healthy woman experiences vulvar itching, the first thing to pay attention to is the daily cleaning of the vulva. The private parts should be kept clean and dry, and scratching and rubbing of the injured parts should be avoided as much as possible. Emotional depression and anxiety should be avoided. If the symptoms cannot be effectively alleviated, the patient should go to the hospital in time to find out the cause of the vulvar itching through scientific methods, and then treat the cause.

The key criterion for vulvar itching is to eliminate the chronic disease focus. Therefore, before treatment, the doctor should fully understand the patient's medical history and actively find the cause of the patient's illness. Generally, after treatment, the patient's abnormal leucorrhea will be alleviated, and the secretions will be relatively reduced, which will reduce the irritation of the secretions to the private parts, and the vulvar itching can be alleviated. If medication is needed, antihistamines such as chlorpheniramine, antalol, ketotifen, etc. can generally be used. Topical medications can also be used for treatment. Topical medications can generally use corticosteroid creams and ointments. If the patient only has vulvar itching and the private skin is not thickened, creams can be used. However, if the patient still cannot be relieved after taking the medicine, he should go to the hospital for other treatments in time to prevent the symptoms from continuing to worsen and cause other serious gynecological diseases.