Beware of three gynecological diseases if your private parts itch

Embarrassing itchy vaginitis

The temperature is high in summer and bacteria are active, and the female private parts are a place that is easily stuffy and humid. Once these two conditions are met, bacteria will multiply wildly and cause vaginitis, the most common of which are candidal vaginitis and Trichomonas vaginitis.

Inflammation is common in summer, and the abuse of antibiotics can lead to changes in the vaginal microenvironment, causing Candida albicans to multiply. If underwear is left in a damp or sun-proof place, it can also cause Candida to grow. Not to mention Trichomonas. This invisible bug prefers warm and humid environments and can be spread through public baths, swimming pools, toilets and other places. The key to treating vaginal inflammation is to find the cause. Avoid indiscriminate use of antibiotics and do not buy anti-inflammatory drugs or flushing solutions on your own. Because there are several types of vaginitis and some of the symptoms of inflammation are very similar, precise testing and the doctor's experience are needed to accurately judge and scientifically treat them.

Embarrassing and itchy vulvar lesions

Itching and abnormal leucorrhea are the main symptoms of vaginitis. Many women who are prone to itching naturally believe that it is caused by vaginitis. In fact, vaginitis can manifest as itching, but the itching is not necessarily caused by vaginitis. It may also be caused by vulvar lesions, such as perforated dermatitis, simple vulvitis, vulvar tumors, etc., which can cause vulvar itching.

If the itching symptoms persist for a long time, you must seek medical attention promptly. You should pay more attention to vulvar itching and ulcers that do not heal for a long time. Although the incidence of vulvar cancer is not high, its malignancy is quite high. Most of them develop from minor vulvar diseases due to untimely detection or neglect of treatment.

Awkward Itch: Bug Crisis

Are there still small bugs in the genitals? That’s right. Pubic lice are small insects that live in the hair. They like darkness and humidity and are commonly found at the roots of private hair. They survive by sucking blood and can cause allergic reactions in the human body. Once infected with pubic lice, the private parts will experience "crazy" itching. Pubic lice are usually spread through shared bedding and close contact, and can be spread indirectly through underwear, mattresses or toilet seats. Public swimming pools and other places frequented in the summer are also lurking places for pubic lice.

The best way to treat pubic lice is to remove the hair from the private parts, sterilize the underwear at high temperature or iron the infected clothes with a high temperature iron, and apply topical medications to the affected areas. If both spouses are found to have pubic lice, they need to be treated together.