How to deal with itching and pain in women’s genitals?

Women's physical health requires more careful attention than men's, because women's physiological structure determines that women are more susceptible to some physiological diseases. For example, there are no strong enough barriers outside the female vagina, which causes many women's gynecological diseases to be infected through the vagina. The most obvious example is that more and more women are experiencing symptoms of itching in their genitals. This itching cannot be scratched by hand, so they have to endure it, making women's lives very painful. How to correctly deal with this symptom is a question that women are very concerned about. Let’s take a look at how to deal with itching and pain in women’s genitals.

The first and most important thing is to do a good job of cleaning and care in daily life to keep the perineum clean and dry. During menstruation, you should pay special attention to changing sanitary pads frequently, wearing more clothes, and not eating raw, cold and irritating foods to prevent pathogens from taking advantage of the decreased resistance.

If you have other gynecological diseases such as vaginitis, you should actively treat these high-risk factors for vulvitis. Do not abuse or overuse some of the vulva cleaning products on the market to avoid destroying the normal acidic environment in the vagina.

Avoid frequent sexual activity, scratching, etc. in daily life. If there is local congestion, swelling or even erosion, you can order potassium permanganate in the hospital. Mix it in a ratio of 1:5000 and use it for a sitz bath to achieve local cleansing, anti-inflammatory and swelling effects. (However, sitting baths are prohibited during menstruation)

Maintain good living habits and keep a good mood. Do not eat raw, cold, spicy or irritating food. Do not go to places with poor sanitary conditions to soak in hot springs, swim, etc.

It is summer, the weather is hot and humid, and it is the active period of candidal vaginitis. Therefore, female friends should pay special attention to personal hygiene and genital hygiene. However, some people still experience vaginal itching, which worsens after sexual intercourse, and they worry that they have a gynecological disease called candidal vaginitis. In fact, experts point out that when vaginal itching occurs, do not blindly judge it as a gynecological disease, so as to avoid blindly taking medication, delaying treatment, and worsening the condition.