What causes vaginal epidermis itching?

Vaginal epidermal itching is vulvar itching, which is a type of gynecological disease. There are many causes for the disease. When female friends have low resistance, they may be infected if they are not careful. Direct contact, indirect contact, or their own physical reasons may cause female friends to suffer from this type of gynecological disease. So what are the situations that can cause women to develop this disease? Then let’s take a look at the reasons that cause troubles for female friends.

1. Trichomoniasis

2. Fungal vaginitis

3. Pinworm infection

4. Pubic lice

5. Local skin uncleanness: Some women use toilet paper improperly, and the skin of the vulva is soaked by menstrual blood, vaginal secretions, and even urine, feces and sweat, which causes chronic inflammation of the local skin and causes vulva itching.

6. Scabies infection

7. Skin diseases of the vulva: The skin lesions of tinea cruris often extend to the vulva, causing severe local itching. The local itching caused by vulvar eczema and neurodermatitis is more severe. The former is manifested as papules and blisters with unclear local skin boundaries and erosion exudate, while the latter often causes thickening of the skin with lichenification due to scratching. In addition to causing local itching, leukoplakia of the vulva is often accompanied by vulvar malnutrition and skin atrophy.

8. Drug allergy: "Fixed drug rash" caused by sulfonamides or other drugs in women with allergic constitution often occurs at the junction of the skin and mucous membrane of the vulva. In addition to local itching, it may be complicated by erosion and exudation. Vulvar itching may also occur if allergic reactions and contact dermatitis occur when using drugs for vaginal washing or vaginal insertion.

9. Sexual intercourse allergy: including allergy to semen, allergy to condoms, and allergy to friction.

10. Viral infection: Genital warts mostly occur in the female vaginal wall, cervix and vulva, and also cause foul-smelling leucorrhea. Molluscum contagiosum occurring in the vulva often presents as round papules with an umbilical-like depression in the center, and may also cause itching in the vulva. Genital herpes is often manifested by the appearance of bright, rice-sized blisters on the urethral opening and vaginal wall, in addition to local itching.

After reading these introductions, I believe friends should know that vulvar itching seems to be a very common disease, but in fact its cause is very complicated. If you want to solve the disease, you must first understand the cause of your disease. Only by finding the cause can you prescribe the right medicine. It is particularly important to go to a regular hospital for diagnosis. You should also pay more attention to it in your daily life, otherwise even if you are cured now, it is very likely that the disease will recur.