It hurts down there, what's going on?

The female lower body is also a very fragile area. Not only is it prone to related vaginal inflammation, but due to the fragility of the lower body skin, if you are not careful in daily life, it is easy to get lower body hematoma. If a woman has swelling and pain down there, she will feel very uncomfortable. At the same time, the causes of swelling and pain below are also quite complicated. Now let us understand the causes of swelling and pain below.

If a woman's lower body experiences redness, swelling and pain, it may be caused by vulvar inflammation or some skin disease. She needs to go to the hospital for a clear diagnosis in time. Because of the special location of the female vulva and its susceptibility to irritation from inflammatory secretions in the vagina, vulvitis and other conditions may occur. If it is vulvar inflammation, there may be increased secretions, and redness, swelling, itching, and pain in the vulva. If you scratch, scratches may occur. In addition, redness and swelling of the vulva cannot be ruled out as vulvar furuncle or vulvar folliculitis, which are more obvious swellings and may have ulcers. Another type is Bartholin's gland cyst, which is located in the vagina but protrudes outside the labia minora. The patient may experience swelling of one or both sides of the labia, accompanied by pain.

Because of vulvar hematoma caused by trauma, you should change into loose and comfortable underwear. In the near future, you should also pay attention to avoid riding a bicycle, sitting for a long time, and having sex. You can first use an ice pack to cool the swollen and painful area to reduce swelling and relieve pain. After two days, you can use a hot water bottle to heat the affected area to promote blood circulation.

The problem of swelling of the vulva and vagina occurred after the injury. It is recommended that you pay attention to rest and avoid strenuous exercise in the near future. You should also avoid sexual intercourse to prevent the condition from worsening. It is recommended that you wrap ice cubes in a towel and apply them to the affected area to reduce swelling, or take ibuprofen orally to relieve pain.