What is female vulvar eczema?

Female vulvar eczema is a very common disease. In recent years, the incidence of vulvar eczema is very high. Vulvar eczema needs to be actively treated. If it is not treated in time, the condition will not only worsen, but also cause other complications, which is very harmful to women's health. Most people do not know much about vulvar eczema. So what kind of disease is female vulvar eczema?

What is female vulvar eczema?

Female vulvar eczema is a relatively serious disease. According to the different clinical manifestations of the disease, it can be divided into three stages: acute stage, subacute stage and chronic stage. During the acute phase, papules, erythema, blisters and edema will appear on the affected area. The blisters may rupture, erode and fuse, and generally recur.

In the subacute stage, female vulvar eczema may experience less exudation and more desquamation and crusting. In the chronic stage, the symptoms of patients will be alleviated, the skin of the affected area will become thicker, and the pigmentation will decrease.

The causes of female vulvar eczema are also very complicated. Medically, it is believed that the main cause of this disease is allergy. Common allergens include plant pollen, radiation, cosmetics, etc. In addition, mental factors, digestive tract diseases, endocrine disorders and other reasons may also cause female vulvar eczema.

Diagnosing female vulvar eczema requires not only understanding the patient's symptoms and causes, but also a detailed physical examination. Patients with this disease usually undergo histopathological examinations. After understanding the examination results, they also need to be differentiated from diseases such as psoriasis, neurodermatitis, and contact dermatitis.

Female vulvar eczema is diagnosed with the need for active treatment. Currently, the disease is generally treated with systemic medication, local treatment, and a combination of Chinese and Western medicine. When choosing a treatment method, you need to listen carefully to the doctor's advice.

It is also particularly important to actively prevent diseases such as female vulvar eczema. It is necessary to develop good personal hygiene habits and take frequent baths and clean private parts. Reduce the frequency of sexual intercourse and wear less tight pants. In terms of diet, you must not eat fried food, develop the habit of drinking plenty of water, and remember not to smoke and drink. During menstruation, you need to keep warm and avoid eating cold foods. Always maintain a calm mindset to reduce the incidence of disease.