Come on, menstrual vulvar itching

Most women often show some symptoms before menstruation, which means that menstruation is about to come. Under normal circumstances, people will feel pain in the lower abdomen and soreness all over the body. However, if vulva itching occurs, it means that menstruation is abnormal. This may be due to some substances secreted from the vagina before menstruation irritating the vulva and causing itching symptoms. So what should I do if my menstrual period causes vulvar itching?

Menstrual irregularity refers to menstrual changes caused by various reasons, including early or late age of menarche, changes in cycle, period and menstrual volume. It is one of the most common symptoms of gynecological diseases. There are many reasons for irregular menstruation, most of which are signs of gynecological diseases. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital for examination in time.

Maintain good living habits and learn to relieve stress. If necessary, you should go to the hospital for examination in time. If you want to go to the hospital, it is recommended to go to a tertiary hospital, considering the complete equipment and the treatment experience of experts.

Diseases of the female reproductive system are gynecological diseases, including vulvar diseases, vaginal diseases, uterine diseases, fallopian tube diseases, ovarian diseases, etc. Gynecological diseases are common and frequently occurring diseases among women.

Drink plenty of water and pay attention to observation, keep the vulva clean, eat less raw, cold and spicy food, you can use medicine to wash, go to the hospital for treatment when necessary, and pay attention to personal hygiene.

If you are infected with vaginitis, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for routine leucorrhea examination. There are many types of vaginitis, including fungal, Trichomonas and bacterial vaginitis. The best treatment is to be given symptomatically after diagnosis. During treatment, suspend sexual life and avoid spicy food. Change your underwear every day and wash and iron it with a towel and basin.

If you are infected with vaginitis, it is recommended to do a routine examination of leucorrhea to determine which type of vaginitis you have and then treat it symptomatically. Keep the vulva clean and dry. Avoid scratching, washing with hot water and using soap. Use potassium permanganate solution for a sitz bath when infected. The underwear should be breathable and loose, and avoid alcohol and spicy or allergic foods.