Girls have acne and itchy pain in their lower body

The areas most likely to develop acne are the face, back and neck, but acne can also occur on other parts of the body. If a woman feels itchy in her genitals, she should carefully observe whether there is acne in her genitals, because acne may also appear in women's genitals. Especially for women who don't pay attention to private hygiene, why would a woman have many itchy pimples on her private parts?

Why do women get acne in their private parts?

1. Related to the menstrual cycle

Many women find that they get acne before menstruation, which disappears naturally after menstruation. This is closely related to endocrine system. Before and after menstruation, women's body resistance will weaken.

2. Bad hygiene habits

The vulva is also prone to sweating. Women who like to wear tight pants should pay attention. Tight pants have poor breathability. When the weather is hot, the vulva will sweat a lot, leading to bacterial growth. If you don't pay attention to keeping your vulva clean, sweat and secretions will irritate your vulva, causing small pimples. When you have acne in your private parts, you can prepare warm water for washing and try to keep your private parts dry. Underwear should be breathable and should be washed and changed frequently.

3. Gynecological diseases

Gynecological diseases such as vulvitis, vaginitis and vulvar leukoplakia can cause acne in women's private parts. If you suffer from these gynecological diseases, you must check and treat them in time. Otherwise, inflammation will cause itching, and scratching may lead to ulcers and necrosis. If a woman has some acne on her private parts, it is recommended that she go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment to avoid the condition from getting worse.

4. Drug stimulation

In fact, chemical drugs that irritate the vagina can also cause acne. When they start to feel vulvar itching, many women go to the pharmacy to buy vulvar wash. Many people do not realize that they may be allergic to these drugs, which can lead to itching and acne in the private parts. When soap, condoms, etc. come into contact with the genitals, the chemical components can also cause allergic dermatitis and lead to genital acne. If women must use care solution, they can only use products with a pH value of 4 to 4.5.

How to take care of your vagina in daily life?

1. Hand wash underwear

Washing machines are convenient and fast, but "mold armies" often hide inside them. Investigations and studies have shown that mold is hidden in almost every washing tub. Most of the mold found on clothes also comes from the washing machine tub. The more frequently the washing machine is used, the more mold will grow inside.

2. Don’t over-clean

Excessive cleaning of the private parts can also pose a risk of fungal infection, especially the frequent use of gynecological cleaning disinfectants, disinfected sanitary pads, etc., which can easily destroy the microenvironment of the vagina itself, causing imbalance, reducing the vagina's self-antibacterial ability, and giving fungi an opportunity to take advantage.

3. Do not abuse antibiotics

The misuse of broad-spectrum antibiotics not only kills pathogenic bacteria but also inhibits some beneficial bacteria. The unsuppressed pathogenic bacteria and foreign drug-resistant bacteria will take the opportunity to multiply in large numbers, and mold will naturally be inevitable.

4. Pay attention to hygiene in public places

Public places can harbor large amounts of mold. When you are out, do not use the hotel's bathtub, wear long pajamas, put toilet paper on the toilet before using it, etc. At the same time, choose appropriate personal cleaning and care products.

5. No reliance on birth control pills

Some women are prone to recurring candidal vaginitis after using birth control pills. This is because the estrogen in birth control pills promotes the production of fungal hyphae, causing the fungus to "resurrect" and further invade the vaginal tissue.

6. Don’t ignore your sexual partner

Yeast in the female vagina can be transmitted to the male reproductive tract. However, because the male reproductive tract is relatively dry and does not have the acidic environment that fungi prefer, when fungi parasitize in the male reproductive tract, no obvious symptoms of fungal infection will occur. However, mold spores in men's bodies can be transmitted to women again through sexual contact, causing cross infection. Therefore, you should remind your partner to pay attention to the hygiene of your private parts and seek timely treatment if there are any problems.