What is the reason for itchy genitals and small bumps during menstruation?

A woman's private parts need to be protected and maintained, just like a car needs maintenance, so that it can last for a long time. Although this analogy is not very apt, the principle is similar. Some female friends will experience some abnormal conditions after menstruation, such as itching of the vulva accompanied by small bumps, which is more common. So, why is this?

Vulvar itching during menstruation is mostly caused by infection, common ones are viral infection and bacterial infection, which is one of the causes of vulvar itching. Vulvar itching during menstruation may be caused by fungal infection. If vulvar itching during menstruation occurs, it is recommended to have a gynecological examination. Pay attention to keeping the local area dry, and do not expose your underwear to boiling water or exposure to the sun.

Regardless of whether the menstrual vulvar itching is caused by a virus or bacterial infection, you should first check to identify the condition in a timely manner, and then receive standardized, systematic and scientific treatment to fundamentally solve the disease. If you just go for treatment blindly, you will not only waste money but also fail to cure the disease, delay the condition, and miss the best treatment period. Female friends must always be vigilant about the causes of vulvar itching.

In addition to vulvar itching during menstruation, sexual intercourse can also cause vulvar itching. For vulvar itching that occurs after sexual intercourse, specific problems should be analyzed specifically. If you are allergic to condoms or topical contraceptives, you can switch to other contraceptive methods or take anti-allergic drugs before sexual intercourse. If a man is allergic to leucorrhea, he can wear a condom during sexual intercourse or take anti-allergic drugs and undergo desensitization treatment before sexual intercourse. If it is caused by vaginal trichomoniasis or fungal infection, just treat the inflammation symptomatically. In short, we should pay attention to the causes of vulvar itching and nip the disease in the bud.