Vulvar itching after abortion

Abortion is a procedure to terminate a pregnancy after an unexpected or abnormal pregnancy. Of course, this kind of surgery will cause certain harm to women's physical health. After the surgery, many women will experience certain discomfort symptoms. For example, many people have the problem of vulvar itching. So, how to treat the symptoms of external itching after abortion?

1. What should I do if I suffer from vulvar itching?

Due to chronic and local irritation, the vulva and vagina are irritated by abnormal secretions; unclean vulva or the use of inferior sanitary napkins and inappropriate underwear can also cause vulvar itching; the presence of parasites in the vulva can also cause vulvar itching; certain systemic diseases can also cause vulvar itching; therefore, by understanding the causes of vulvar itching, we can begin to avoid the occurrence of vulvar itching. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva and avoid any stimulation of the vulva; have regular physical examinations to detect diseases early and treat the causes early. Changing underwear frequently and avoiding etc. are all helpful in treating vulvitis.

2. What medicine is used for vulvar itching

1. Vulvar application

Use anti-itching lotions and creams, such as calamine lotion, diphenhydramine ointment, cortisol ointment, etc.

2. Local blockade or acupoint injection

Such as cortisol, vitamin B12, phenergan, etc.

3. Treat the cause.

3. How to prevent vulvar itching

Vulvar itching is a very common symptom of gynecological diseases. The vulva is a particularly sensitive area. Various gynecological diseases and external stimuli can cause itching, making people unable to sleep or eat, and unable to sit or lie down. Vulvar itching often occurs on the clitoris and labia minora, and may also affect the labia majora, perineum and perianal area.

Women should pay attention to the hygiene of their vulva, avoid unclean sexual life, clean their perineum frequently, change their underwear frequently, wear loose pants, and avoid spicy food. Regular gynecological examinations are a way to take responsibility for your own health; do not use soap to wash the vulva, and avoid washing underwear and socks together. Avoiding emotional tension, relaxing your mind, avoiding friction of the vulva, and popularizing more gynecological knowledge are of great help in preventing vulvitis.