My daughter's lower body is a little itchy, what should I do?

Many parents are very concerned about the itchy lower body of their little girls, and have not seriously grasped this issue. Today, many parents wonder why some little girls sometimes say that their lower body is itchy, but after checking them, they find that it is not red or swollen. Why is this? Will there be any problems? Now, please mothers, take these doubts and follow the editor to find out what the reason is! What is the reason for the little girl's itchy lower body? The possible reasons are as follows.

1. Pinworm disease. If the mother wants to distinguish, she can look carefully to see if there are any insects coming out at night.

2. Urethritis. This is probably related to poor living habits. Parents may not pay attention when wiping their children's stool, allowing the stool environment to contaminate the urethral opening and cause bacterial infection. If you suspect this, it is best to do a routine urine test.

3. The quality of clothes is poor, they are not made of pure cotton, or the material is too hard, rubbing against the private parts and causing itching. Although some clothes are labeled as 100% cotton, they are not smooth to the touch and have a pungent smell, so mothers should choose wisely. Some mothers like to pick up other children's clothes, but they should be aware that some clothes will become brittle and the fabric will become hard after repeated washing, so they should be worn with caution.

4. Intravaginal rectal fistula. It is a relatively rare congenital malformation that can cause recurrent genitourinary tract infections and vaginitis, leading to discomfort in the child's private parts.

5. Other diseases: such as skin allergies, various infectious vaginitis, trauma, etc.

Because a 3-year-old child is too young to accurately describe his or her symptoms, it is best for parents to take their child to see a doctor at a college. In this case, it is not appropriate to see a Chinese medicine doctor or a dermatologist. You should first go to a pediatrician and then consider referring to other relevant departments based on the doctor's advice. Parents should pay attention to check at home whether their children have itching during the day and whether the urethral opening is red. The diet can be adjusted appropriately to give lighter meals. You can also take a bath in potassium permanganate solution (PP powder) to see if the condition improves.