What to do if your lower body itches after pregnancy

Pregnant women should be given special protection because they often have many physical problems at this time, and their various body functions are relatively low, including the disease of genital itching. This disease can be caused by many reasons, but genital itching can be treated in some ways. So what should you do if you have genital itching after pregnancy?

Vulvar itching is mostly caused by various vulvar diseases, such as candidal vaginitis and Trichomonas vaginitis. If you want to control the symptoms of vulvar itching, you can usually use some drugs to treat fungi and Trichomonas to achieve a bactericidal effect. If the itching around the anus and vulva is caused by pinworm disease, it may cause repeated attacks at night. At this time, you should go to the hospital in time to find a suitable antiseptic drug.

Chronic vulvar malnutrition can also often lead to symptoms of vulvar itching during pregnancy, with extreme itching as the main symptom, and is also accompanied by whitening of the vulvar skin and local allergies. When facing such symptoms, everyone should always keep the surrounding environment clean and use tampons and sanitary napkins appropriately to clean the secretions around the vulva. Pay attention to the sanitary environment and personal nutrition at ordinary times to maintain adequate nutritional needs.

Bad hygiene habits can also lead to symptoms of vulvar itching during pregnancy, so everyone should pay attention to the local cleanliness of the vulva, stay away from menstrual vaginal secretions, and avoid long-term stimulation, which can lead to more severe vulvar itching. It is best to go to the hospital for a detailed examination in time, understand the specific cause of the disease, and then treat it symptomatically. Do not take medication blindly.

The above content introduces the solution to vaginal itching during pregnancy. I hope everyone can go to the hospital for examination in time, then identify the specific inducing factors, and then take appropriate medications for symptomatic treatment. In addition to drug treatment, everyone should also pay attention to maintaining a sanitary environment in the vulva and try not to use irritating soaps to clean the vulva. At the same time, if you have obvious itching symptoms on your body, try to restrain yourself and don't scratch it with your hands.