Vulvar itching and whitening of the skin

Vulvar pruritus is one of the most common gynecological diseases, and the symptoms of this disease may be due to changes in the private parts themselves, or caused by other gynecological diseases. Patients with vulvar pruritus must pay attention to daily medical care and vulvar cleaning, and pay attention to active treatment. Vulvar pruritus has a great impact on women. If it is not treated, it may cause other changes and have a serious impact on the patient. Today we will share the symptoms of vulvar pruritus and whitening peeling.

1. Vulvar itching, whitening and peeling may be a symptom of vulvar leukoplakia. The main symptom of vulvar leukoplakia in the early stage is itching, which can be treated with some anti-inflammatory drugs. In addition, if it is accompanied by whitening of the private parts, you can go to the hospital for a pathological examination to determine whether there is vulvar leukoplakia so as to facilitate timely treatment.

2. Itching and whitening of the vulva may be due to hyperplasia of the squamous epithelium of the private parts. Generally, the private skin is in a damp and cold environment for a long time and is irritated by vaginal discharge. These factors may be related to the onset of the disease. Symptoms: vulvar itching, local skin roughness, hypertrophic vulvar itching, unbearable, burning pain, local skin mucosa thickening, gray or milky white, mainly invading the labia majora, interpubic groove, clitoral foreskin, and posterior vulva joint, which are often symmetrical.

3. For the treatment of vulvar itching, whitening and peeling, the patient should first keep the vulva clean and dry, and avoid using soap and other irritants to clean the vulva. Cotton underwear with good ventilation should be used to avoid aggravating the condition. Avoid scratching the injured area with force or tools, and avoid eating spicy, irritating and allergenic foods.

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Ladies must pay attention to various gynecological diseases in their daily lives, and take targeted medications for the treatment of various gynecological diseases. They must not take medications blindly to avoid aggravating the condition and causing serious consequences. They must pay attention to hygiene in their daily lives, keep the vulva clean, and pay attention to diet to develop good habits.