Vulva itching, pain and skin breakage

Vulvar itching is a condition that can be caused by a variety of reasons. Some of the causes include unique infections, drug allergies or chemical irritation, bad living habits, skin diseases, etc. Some patients have no obvious partial or systemic causes and may be related to mental or psychological disorders. Vulvar itching is unbearable, and if you are not careful, you may scratch your private parts and cause a burning sensation, which is a bad condition for the sensitive female urinary system. So what is going on when your private parts are itchy, painful and have broken skin? What to do and how to solve it?

If your private parts feel itchy and bleed after scratching, you should first distinguish whether it is external bleeding or vaginal bleeding. If you simply scratch your private parts and cause the skin to break and bleed, you can apply some topical medication to prevent infection, and then see a doctor and take medication in time to prevent the itching from becoming more severe.

If it is private parts or vaginal bleeding, it may be caused by vulvar inflammation. First of all, you need to pay attention to avoid scratching and don't eat irritating food, otherwise it will cause irritation to the broken private parts. Pay attention to cleaning your private parts. If there is a lot of secretions, you need to wash your underwear frequently and expose your underwear to the sun for disinfection. See a doctor as soon as possible and take medicine according to the doctor's orders.

Vulvar itching does not need to be cleaned too much, and alkaline soap should not be used, as this will destroy the normal pH value of the private parts, which may cause more serious problems.

But the most important thing is to treat the root cause and eliminate the local or systemic factors that cause itching. If there are immediate family members who need additional treatment to prevent cross infection and recurrence of the disease, do not have sexual intercourse during the treatment period. Also pay attention to the prohibition of casual use of anti-itching drugs, should be treated under the guidance of a doctor. Pay attention to hygiene during menstruation, wash the toilet frequently during menstruation, clean your underwear frequently, keep the vulva clean and dry, do not scratch, and do not wash the lower body with boiling water. No need for excessive cleanup.