What to do if a girl's vulva is red and painful

Some parents noticed that their daughters' private parts were always red and their urination frequency increased significantly. They went to the hospital for a check-up and found out that their children had vulvitis. Vulvitis is not exclusive to adult women. Many children suffer from vulvitis, which requires parents to pay more attention. Next, I will introduce to you the reasons why girls’ vulva becomes red.

What is the reason for the redness of the vulva of girls

1. Many parents put open-crotch pants on their babies, and babies are very curious about everything in the outside world and play with everything. In this case, external bacteria can easily enter the baby's private parts, causing vulvitis and swelling of the vulva.

2. If parents do not clean the baby's private parts, the private parts will be soaked in urine and feces and cause vulvitis, so parents need to clean the baby's private parts every day.

3. Children are very susceptible to sparganosis, and the activity of sparganosis can also cause vulvitis, causing redness and swelling of the vulva in girls. This requires immediate deworming to eliminate the symptoms of redness and swelling of the vulva in girls.

Treatment of vulvar redness in girls

1. Parents should try not to let their children wear open-crotch pants, or make their children wear diapers when going out, so as to effectively reduce the chance of private parts being polluted.

2. Parents should pay attention to cleaning their children's private parts, especially the vulva must be cleaned after going to the toilet. The private parts should be cleaned with cold water. Do not use strong soap or shower gel. After washing, you can apply some baby powder on the private parts to keep the vulva dry.

3. When the baby has acute symptoms of vulvitis, parents should take the baby to see a doctor, and use a bath to assist in treatment after returning home. After the bath, it is reasonable to wipe the baby's private parts with a clean towel and then apply anti-inflammatory ointment.