What causes swelling and pain in women's lower body?

Swelling and pain in the female genitals does not occur alone, and its incidence rate is very low. Once the symptoms appear, it may indicate that the patient has a gynecological disease. In addition, female friends with this phenomenon may also reflect a variety of diseases. Women should discover abnormal symptoms in the early stages of the disease and go to the hospital for a detailed gynecological examination, so that accurate diagnosis and treatment methods can be obtained.

Fungal infections

Fungal infection is definitely an important factor inducing "chronic vulvar pain", and the towels and washbasins used to wash the private parts are not separated from the towels and foot basins used to wash the feet, which is an important way to cause fungal infection of the genitals.

Perineal eczema

Perineal eczema is a common and frequently occurring disease in women and can occur at any age. The patient has rice-sized red papules on the vulva, with small blisters on them, which are red, swollen, painful, and extremely itchy. Especially before going to bed, the itching worsens and it is difficult to fall asleep. Scratching can easily cause ulceration and suppuration, and may even worsen and endanger life. In fact, perineal eczema is not difficult to treat. The key is timely treatment and persistent treatment.

Generally speaking, keeping the genitals clean is the key to prevention and treatment. If you find any problems with your vulva, you must seek medical attention immediately and do not delay the treatment. Girls and children can use low-concentration potassium permanganate water to wash their genitals. Clean the vulva frequently, change underwear frequently, and leave the perineum exposed and ventilated at night. In your daily diet, you should avoid fishy smells such as tobacco, alcohol, fish, eggs, and irritating foods such as onions, garlic, and peppers.

When a woman notices discomfort in her lower body, she can observe the abnormalities in her sexual history before and after to see if it is caused by sexual intercourse. If not, she should observe other symptoms to prevent gynecological diseases. Only then can she go to the hospital for examination to diagnose the disease. And paying attention to diet, hygiene and other aspects of care during the illness will be of great help to treatment.