Tips for relieving vulvar itching

It is very common for women to have vulvar itching. The main reason is that women's bodies are more sensitive. If there is no proper medical care, it will itch. This kind of situation should be treated immediately. Only by paying attention to medical care in daily life can the occurrence of vulvar itching be completely avoided. So what should we do in this situation? The following introduces some tips for stopping itching in private parts.

First of all, if it is only mildly itchy, it is recommended to check whether there are any problems with your daily cleaning habits and whether the vulva cleaning work is done in time. You should keep the vulva clean and comfortable every day, change underwear frequently, and it is recommended to wash the private parts with a shower before going to bed every day. Remember not to use alkaline cleaning products such as soap and shower gel to clean, as this will easily destroy the pH balance of the private parts and make the itching more severe. It is obviously recommended to use acidic Inner sense foam care solution to clean the vulva, rinse it off after washing, and change into clean cotton underwear. This can reduce mild odor and itching.

Secondly, if the symptoms have not improved, you need to go to the hospital in time for examination, diagnosis and treatment. It is an integrated process, including medical history examination, physical examination and routine examination of leucorrhea, urine sugar, blood sugar, routine blood examination and other auxiliary examinations. These are ways to detect symptoms.

Secondly, after diagnosis and finding the cause of vulvar itching, medication is needed. Female friends should first carry out daily management, such as keeping the vulva clean and dry, changing cotton underwear frequently; avoid scratching the area to avoid scratching the skin and secondary infection; pay attention to psychological therapy, adjust emotions, etc.

Finally, if the vulvar itching is severe, you need to take medicine for treatment under the guidance of a doctor. Oral and topical medications have a better effect on vulvar itching, but you must go to a reliable hospital for treatment.