Chickenpox on the vulva

When chickenpox appears on the body, it may appear on any part of the body. Even if the chickenpox appears on the vulva, do not scratch it with your hands, because chickenpox is a disease that is very easy to infect. Since chickenpox can cause fever, patients at this time must pay more attention to rest and avoid eating irritating foods. When itching occurs on the vulva, it is best to consult a doctor and choose an application medication for treatment.

No matter where the chickenpox appears, you should not scratch it, because scratching the chickenpox blisters can easily lead to infection, especially those in special parts, such as the vulva, which are not easy to treat. If possible, you can reduce friction on the vulva and keep it clean and dry to better avoid infection.

Chickenpox often causes fever, so avoid eating very irritating foods that may irritate the chickenpox and cause the blisters to burst. When choosing to use ointment, it must be non-irritating and anti-inflammatory, such as dermatitis, otherwise you will be the one who suffers after the blisters burst, and it will be even more difficult to treat the vulva.

Chickenpox on the vulva will also feel itchy, so you can buy some blue medicine to stop the itching. If you have not consulted the doctor about what to eat, you can choose to take antiviral drugs and vitamin B6 to help improve the body's immunity and prevent the chickenpox from getting worse if the condition does not improve. The most important thing is to maintain hygiene and avoid infection.