Postpartum vaginal itching

We all know that a woman who has just given birth will be relatively weak. At this time, she needs to take a confinement period to recuperate her body. If she does not take good care of her body during the confinement period, she will suffer from many confinement diseases, and these confinement diseases are generally difficult to cure. So why does a woman have itchy vaginal opening after giving birth? Let me introduce to you

Use antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs. This causes an increase in the number of fungal colonies, leading to a recurrence of candidal vaginitis. If your body still has inflammation after delivery, it is recommended to use Chinese medicine to reduce inflammation. That’s what I did. If there is no inflammation, you can buy an external cream and apply it to the vulva to relieve itching; at the same time, you can use an internal lotion to assist and it will gradually get better. . You can eat yogurt, which may help your condition a little. If you have a sore throat or other inflammatory symptoms in the future, be sure to buy Chinese herbal anti-inflammatory tablets. The use of western medicine can easily cause recurrence of fungal inflammation. This is my personal experience.

If there is no endocrine disease, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a routine examination of leucorrhea to see if there is vaginitis and take symptomatic medication; if the vulva is not cleaned regularly, the couple should pay attention to personal hygiene when having sex. Wear loose cotton underwear to reduce bacterial growth. Eat less spicy and irritating food.

There are many causes of vulvar itching, the most common ones include candidal vaginitis and Trichomonas vaginitis; infection with pubic lice or scabies; external and internal causes such as malnutrition and vulvar leukoplakia; allergies to drugs and chemicals; vulvar moisture and contamination; vulvar eczema, herpes or genital warts, etc. Systemic diseases are common in chronic diseases such as diabetes, dyslipidemia, vitamin A deficiency, anemia, cholestasis of pregnancy, enterobiasis, etc. It is recommended that you have a routine leucorrhea examination in time and start treatment as soon as possible after the diagnosis is confirmed. Do not take any medicine on your own.