Sanitary napkin allergy

The invention of sanitary napkins has solved many problems for women, and they no longer need to use menstrual belts like in ancient times. Much more hygienic. However, everyone has a different physical constitution and is allergic to different things. Some women are allergic to sanitary napkins. Women are already anxious and emotionally unstable during their menstrual period, and if they are too harsh on sanitary napkins, it will be even more uncomfortable. Allergies to sanitary napkins can cause women to experience unbearable itching and be very uncomfortable. So what should you do if you suffer from sanitary napkin allergy?

1. Pain, redness, swelling and itching of the vulva are mostly caused by vaginitis and vulvitis. It may also be caused by the use of mesh sanitary napkins, which leads to friction allergies. This situation may also occur if the sanitary napkin is not breathable. Try another sanitary napkin.

2. The main symptoms of sanitary napkin allergy are vulvar itching, vulvar redness and swelling, and fever on the inner thighs. Change to another brand of sanitary napkins, pay attention to avoiding sexual intercourse and menstrual hygiene during menstruation, and avoid eating spicy and irritating foods.

3. Wash the vulva with lotion and apply clotrimazole ointment. Use toilet paper instead of sanitary napkins in the next few days. Drink more boiled water, get more rest, and avoid spicy and irritating foods.

4. You can take some anti-allergic drugs orally, and use potassium permanganate for sitz baths. You can also apply some dermatitis cream externally to relieve symptoms.

5. See a doctor as soon as possible and go to the gynecology department for a check-up. Generally, allergic cases are rare and most of them are vaginitis. Pay attention to rest and vulvar hygiene.

6. For more serious cases, you can apply anti-allergic soft creams and ointments, or take anti-allergic drugs, such as Claritin and vitamin C, and eat a lighter diet.

7. For local itching, apply iodine tincture three times a day to relieve inflammation and itching. Wash and iron underwear in the sun. Take one tablet of loratadine orally every night for allergy prevention. Take caltrate orally for allergy prevention.

8. It is recommended that you apply erythromycin ointment after cleaning to relieve the symptoms. At the same time, you need to pay attention to hygiene. Change your underwear frequently and wash used underwear in boiling water.

9. It is recommended that you wear pure cotton underwear, wash the vulva with warm water every day, and apply erythromycin ointment externally.