How to judge female folliculitis

Female friends all have one thing in common, that is, they love beauty, so they all pay attention to their skin and pay attention to skin care. If they find that there is a problem with their skin, they will be very sad and worried. Take folliculitis as an example. This disease can damage the skin of female friends and make the previously well-maintained skin become ugly. So, how do you know if you have folliculitis?

Scratching, friction, high temperature, humidity and excessive sweating are the triggering factors of folliculitis in women. When the vulvar skin is stimulated by vaginal secretions such as lochia, inflammatory leucorrhea, sweat, moisture, etc., and the patient does not pay attention to the local cleanliness of the vulva, coupled with obesity, friction, skin damage (including preoperative skin preparation damage, etc.), pathogens may invade the hair follicles and cause vulvar folliculitis.

The skin around the hair follicles of the vulva becomes red, swollen and painful, gradually forming a cone-shaped pustule with a pubic hair protruding from its center. Pustules may be multiple, and adjacent small pustules may fuse together to form large pustules, accompanied by severe congestion, edema and pain in the vulva.

The diagnosis can be made based on the signs and symptoms of folliculitis in women and the relationship between the lesions and the hair follicles. That is, superficial pustules centered on the pubic hair, with mild inflammation and shallow infiltration. Those who have recurrent symptoms should be careful to check whether they also have diabetes.

After determining that you do have folliculitis, you should begin to prevent and treat folliculitis, mainly paying attention to skin cleansing, enhancing the body's resistance, preventing trauma, and actively treating itchy skin diseases and systemic chronic diseases. Patients with scalp folliculitis should pay attention to keeping the scalp cool at all times, improve the habit of excessive hair washing, and get enough sleep and relieve stress. Patients must be careful to avoid covering, heat and excessive sweating, do not wash their hair frequently, do not wear pants that are too tight or too hard, and at the same time pay attention to personal hygiene, strengthen physical exercise, and enhance disease resistance.

After reading the above introduction, I believe that all female friends have a certain understanding of the symptoms of various folliculitis. In any case, once you know that you do have folliculitis, it is best to go to a regular hospital for treatment. Don't let the skin you have maintained fail in the end, which would be a pity.