Why does my vulva itch after sex?

Vaginal itching is a symptom caused by various different diseases in the vagina, but it can also occur in people with completely normal vagina. When the itching intensifies, patients are often restless and even affect their daily life and work. For women, the symptom of vulvar itching is very common. For example, why does vulvar itching occur after having sex? Let’s discuss the interpretation below.

If women experience vulvar itching after intercourse, it may be because they did not pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene during intercourse, resulting in an imbalance in the geographical environment of probiotics in the female vagina, leading to various types of Trichomonas vaginitis. Therefore, if abnormal secretions are found at this time, it will stimulate and cause vulvar itching. Once again, we need to fully consider that during intercourse, the man will infect the woman with mycoplasma or gonorrhea Neisseria gram-negative streptococci, causing the woman to become mycoplasma positive or Lin disease, which will also cause obvious vulvar itching at this time.

During sexual intercourse, if there is abnormal itching of the vulva, it is suspected to be gynecological inflammation caused by gynecological infection, which may be Trichomonas vaginitis, usually caused by pathogenic bacteria infection, and the specific situation should be further examined. Go to the hospital for a detailed examination, and based on the examination results, choose appropriate medicines for systemic and local treatment. In addition, we should pay attention to daily health care, avoid eating raw and cold foods or irritating foods, pay attention to adjusting sleep time and regular work and rest in life; and maintain good hygiene to avoid causing other infections.

prevention:

During treatment, the focus of chronic diseases should be removed. When female patients have trichomoniasis or fungi, placing Yuxueqing in the female vagina every night can reduce leucorrhea, reduce irritation to the private parts, and relieve vulvar itching. It can be used for vulvar itching and to prevent the skin of the private parts from becoming thicker. If the area becomes moist or enlarged after scratching, it can be used to prevent contact dermatitis and complicate the condition.

Prevention and common problems: Pay attention to treating the underlying disease, keep the vulva clean and dry, and don't wash it too often with soap. Avoid scratching, smoking, drinking and eating irritating foods. Do not scratch, rub or scrub with hot water. Appropriate use of sedatives, analgesics, and antihistamines can regulate mood, reduce anxiety and restlessness, and relieve itching. Some people use antipruritic drugs. After discovering vulvar itching, special attention should be paid to the disinfection of private parts, clothes, sanitary ware, and bedding sets. You can use diluted environmental hygiene cleaner to soak and wipe.