How to deal with vulvar itching and scabs?

Vulva itching and scabs are very harmful to the vulva. Generally speaking, vulva itching and scabs are usually caused by scratching, and may also be caused by bacterial infection. Therefore, when the vulva itches, it is best not to scratch with your hands. Go to the hospital for examination and symptomatic treatment in time. At the same time, you also need to take good care of your vulva in daily life, so that the vulva scabs will heal faster and will not make the condition worse.

How to deal with vulvar itching and scabs?

1. When you find yourself suffering from vulvar itching, you must not scratch it with your hands. Once the skin is scratched, the condition will become more serious. If the scratching has caused bleeding and scabs to form, the patient must stop this behavior immediately, then be sure to use clean water to clean the vulva, gently wipe it clean and put on clean underwear, and go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible, and cooperate with the treatment according to the doctor's advice to control further invasion of bacteria.

Second, there are many reasons for vulvar itching, most of which are caused by inflammation. If you suffer from vaginitis, you must go to the hospital for a routine examination of your leucorrhea, identify the specific type of inflammation, and then follow the doctor's advice for treatment. Some patients also suffer from vulvar itching due to external stimuli, such as bacterial infection due to poor hygiene, tight underwear rubbing against the private parts causing itching, sanitary napkin allergies, increased secretions, etc.

Third, patients should pay attention to the cleaning and care of the private parts. When cleaning the vulva, try to use clean water. Do not use irritating liquids for cleaning at will, such as white vinegar, salt water, white wine and other folk remedies. Do not use gynecological washes frequently to clean the private parts in daily life, so as to avoid excessive cleaning that causes the private parts to become too dry and cause vulvar itching. When it comes to clothing, try to choose soft and breathable cotton underwear, and avoid wearing pants that are too tight.

Fourth, patients who have sexual intercourse should suspend new sexual intercourse before the vulvar itching is cured to avoid mutual infection, which will cause the disease to recur and become incurable. After recovery, they should also pay attention to hygiene before and after sexual intercourse.

In fact, it is not difficult to treat vulvar itching. The key is to avoid scratching and improper cleaning, and then follow the doctor's instructions for targeted treatment. It is recommended that female friends consume more nutritious food and exercise more in their daily lives to enhance their body's resistance and immunity, and pay attention to personal hygiene, which can greatly reduce the probability of gynecological diseases.