What to do if the vulva is itchy and smells bad

Friends who suffer from vulvar itching need to pay attention, because a considerable number of people suffer from trichomoniasis or fungal infection, so it is best to go to the hospital for examination to find out the causative bacteria of the infection, rather than randomly using some so-called antipruritic water to treat it. In addition, the vulva must be kept clean and dry at ordinary times, and special attention should be paid to the cleaning and care of the vulva during menstruation or pregnancy. The following are specific treatment methods for vulvar itching.

Auxiliary examinations include checking the leucorrhea for trichomonas and fungi, and checking urine sugar, blood sugar, and blood routine, etc. Local tissue biopsy if necessary. Pay attention to whether there is jaundice or anemia in the whole body. Gynecological examination of the vulva checks for eczema, neurodermatitis, scratches, redness, swelling, infection, and lichenification. Vaginal discharge, inflammation, etc. If the cause is clear, treatment should be targeted at the cause. Keep the vulva clean and dry, and change and wash cotton underwear frequently. Those without obvious infection should try not to use various disinfectant washes. After washing the vulva with warm water, you can sprinkle boric acid oxide powder.

It is strictly forbidden to scratch the affected area to avoid scratching the skin and causing secondary infection. Pay attention to psychological treatment, stabilize emotions, and give sedatives such as diazepam when necessary. Vitamins A and B; sedatives such as phenobarbital and fluphenazine. In the acute stage, wash externally with non-irritating warm water or 3% boric acid solution. Taking Chinese medicine orally and acupuncture to relieve itching are also effective. Or the main method is to kill insects and relieve itching, supplemented with fumigation, washing and sitz bathing with Chinese medicine that dispels wind and dampness, promotes blood circulation and removes blood stasis. Diathermy, ultraviolet light or radiation therapy are effective for stubborn conditions.

Some friends do not have good habits in life. For example, they put underwear together with other clothes when washing clothes, which can easily cause the underwear to be infected by bacteria. In addition to washing clothes separately, it is best to expose clothes to the sun after washing. This can minimize the growth of bacteria, and the sunlight can also inhibit the growth of mold.