What should I do if my vaginal opening is itchy and has red spots?

Itching and red spots at the vaginal opening are often symptoms of candidal vaginitis, and this is a disease that most female friends should pay attention to in their lives. You should know that, in fact, candidal vaginitis, as a common gynecological disease, is prone to recurring. Sometimes, therapy requires couples instrument therapy. And don't eat hairy foods. So what should I do if the vaginal opening is itchy and has red spots?

When the body's resistance is reduced, or when suffering from serious illness, vitamin B complex deficiency, or long-term use of immunosuppressants, candidal vaginitis is likely to occur.

In addition, women with diabetes or who are pregnant have increased glycogen content in their vaginal epithelial cells, which increases the acidity in the vagina, facilitating the growth and reproduction of Candida albicans and causing the disease. In certain circumstances, the large-scale use of antibiotics can disrupt the vaginal flora and change the vaginal environment, which is conducive to the massive reproduction of Candida albicans and can also cause candidal vaginitis.

Furthermore, bad hygiene habits in daily life, such as wiping from the anus to the urethra with toilet paper after going to the toilet, will bring intestinal fungi to the vulva and cause inflammation; washing underwear and socks together, sharing a bathtub with patients with candidal vaginitis, borrowing other people's underwear, etc., can also cause cross infection.

After suffering from candidal vaginitis, the patient is both the source of infection and the victim. Therefore, patients should actively seek treatment on the one hand, and prevent infecting others on the other hand.

1 Because candidal vaginitis is a common and frequently occurring disease in gynecology, patients should not have any psychological burden and should not use drugs indiscriminately. Some women blindly adopt so-called "folk prescriptions" in the hope of taking shortcuts and curing the disease faster, but the results are often counterproductive. During treatment, patients should follow the doctor's advice and use regular drugs, such as vaginal, itch, anti-mold, prescriptions, adhere to the course of treatment, and use multiple treatment methods for better results.

However, in order to completely cure candidal vaginitis, on the one hand, you should contact a professional doctor and follow the doctor's medication and cure standards; on the other hand, patients should persist in treatment, have regular check-ups, and not be afraid of trouble.

2. Find the cause of the disease and reduce the possibility of recurrence or recurrence. Use antibiotics rationally.

3. Keep the vulva clean and dry, and try not to scratch it. When washing daily, the water should be warm but not hot to avoid damaging the vulva skin. Change your underwear every day, and wash your own underwear separately. Towels, underwear, basins, etc. can be disinfected by boiling. Do not wear synthetic underwear. Wash your hands before and after going to the toilet.

To sum up, once a patient faces candidal vaginitis, he or she needs more than just treatment to resolve it. And it requires careful care. And during the treatment process, continuous moderate exercise is also required. Only then can you further improve your disease resistance.