What medicine is used to treat senile vaginitis bleeding?

Many people believe that women will no longer suffer from gynecological diseases after menopause. In fact, this idea is wrong. When you are older, your resistance will decrease, so you will be more susceptible to diseases. It is best to change your underwear every day and pay attention to hygiene. When pursuing sexual happiness, it is best to use some oil to assist. It is best to decide what medication to use after the examination.

What causes vaginitis bleeding?

Symptoms of vaginitis bleeding: When severe candidal vaginitis occurs, the vaginal mucosa may be covered with a white film. After wiping it off, superficial ulcers or erosions may be seen on the vaginal wall, and there may be bleeding on the ulcer surface.

Patients often have vulvar itching and pain and bean curd-like leucorrhea. When suffering from senile vaginitis, the patient's vaginal wall may have small bleeding spots, or ulcers and bleeding. The amount is usually small, and most of the time there is blood in the leucorrhea, accompanied by vulvar itching and pain. This is because vaginitis can damage the vaginal wall, so blood will flow out.

Is it normal to have senile vaginitis bleeding?

Many female friends believe that after entering menopause, especially after menopause, they will no longer suffer from gynecological diseases. This idea is wrong. After entering menopause, due to the decline in the body's immune function, it is easier to suffer from some gynecological diseases at this time, especially postmenopausal bleeding, so you should be careful about suffering from senile vaginitis.

If a menopausal woman suddenly starts having her period again after menopause, don’t think that this is a sign of “rejuvenation”. It may be a precursor to senile vaginitis. One year after women have stopped menstruating during menopause, they start to bleed from the vagina again. This is commonly known as "reverse flowering" among the people, and is clinically called postmenopausal bleeding. This is one of the common diseases among elderly women.

When you find that your period, which has not come for a long time, suddenly comes back, don’t be happy. Go to the hospital for a check-up immediately to find out the cause, get treatment and recover as soon as possible. If senile vaginitis is not treated in time, it may cause ulcers on the vaginal wall, leading to vaginal adhesions or even vaginal occlusion. At this time, the increased secretions will have difficulty flowing out, causing pus to accumulate in the vagina or even the uterus, aggravating the inflammation.

How to prevent senile vaginitis

Increase vaginal acidity and improve vaginal resistance. About 30% of postmenopausal women will develop senile vaginitis. The reason is that after menopause, the level of sex hormones in women decreases significantly, causing the pH value in the vagina to rise, the vaginal mucosa to shrink and thin, the folds to disappear, and the elastic tissue in the vagina to decrease, causing the vaginal opening to open and the wall to bulge. These will weaken the resistance of the vaginal mucosa to pathogens, making it easy to cause bacterial infection and cause vaginal inflammation. Therefore, elderly women should pay special attention to self-care and hygiene in their lives to reduce the chance of vaginal infections.

1. When senile vaginitis occurs, do not use hot water to wash the vulva due to vulvar itching. Although doing so can temporarily relieve vulvar itching, it will make the vulvar skin dry and rough, and the itching will become more obvious soon after. When cleaning the vulva, it is advisable to use a feminine care solution with a weak acid formula.

2. Change your underwear every day during the illness. The underwear should be loose and comfortable, and made of pure cotton.

3. Do not use medications indiscriminately when discomfort occurs in the vulva. Because the bacteria that cause senile vaginitis are mostly Escherichia coli, Staphylococcus aureus, etc., unlike women of childbearing age where candidal vaginitis and Trichomonas vaginitis are the most common. Therefore, do not use drugs for treating fungi or Trichomonas indiscriminately, and do not treat vulvovaginitis as vulvar eczema and use hormonal ointments indiscriminately, as this will be counterproductive.

4. Pay attention to hygiene at ordinary times to reduce the chance of illness. Do not use soap or various liquid medicines to clean the vulva for the purpose of "disinfection and sterilization". Because the vulva skin of elderly women is generally dry and atrophied, frequently using soap and other highly irritating cleaning products to clean the vulva will aggravate skin dryness, cause itching, and damage the vulva skin. When cleaning the vulva, use a feminine care lotion with a weak acid formula. The toilet paper you choose should have the words "Xiaozhun" printed on it. Change and wash your underwear frequently. Do not share your own cleaning basins and towels with others.

5. Because the vaginal mucosa of elderly women is thin and the elastic tissue in the vagina is reduced, sexual intercourse may damage the vaginal mucosa and blood vessels in the mucosa, allowing bacteria to invade. Solution: Apply a small amount of oil to the vaginal opening before sexual intercourse to lubricate the vagina and reduce friction.