So embarrassing! In the summer, women start to itch.

Although vaginitis is not a fatal disease, the harm to women's health is still obvious, especially in summer. Female friends suffering from vaginitis often suffer serious consequences due to lack of timely treatment. The following experts will introduce it in detail.

Experts say that vaginal itching is mainly caused by fungal or Trichomonas infection. The leucorrhea of ​​typical fungal vaginitis is thick and has a tofu-like appearance, while the leucorrhea of ​​Trichomonas vaginitis is milky and thin. The detection of Trichomonas in the microscopic examination of leucorrhea is the key to a confirmed diagnosis.

Vaginal itching is mainly a symptom, and a very common symptom, especially when the weather is hot and humid like in summer. Therefore, there are many such patients in summer. Although it does not affect daily life and work, it can cause discord between couples or lead to various gynecological diseases. Therefore, it must be cured thoroughly.

Vaginitis is a local manifestation of vaginal flora imbalance. Vaginal disinfection and taking anti-inflammatory drugs are a misunderstanding because these drugs kill the normal vaginal flora that has a self-cleaning function while killing pathogenic bacteria. They can only achieve temporary relief. Therefore, a comprehensive treatment method can be adopted.

How can women prevent private itching in the hot summer?

1. Say no to tight pants

Tight pants are not breathable and cause high friction, which can easily damage the vulva. Try to wear cotton and ventilated underwear and underwear, keep them dry, wash, change and dry them frequently, and keep the vulva clean and dry to avoid bacterial growth.

2. Refuse to use sanitary pads frequently

Sanitary pads contain drugs, and coupled with the hot and muggy weather, long-term use can be very irritating to the female vagina, easily damaging the vagina's internal environment and self-cleaning ability, making it prone to infection.

3. Refuse irritating food

Avoid eating spicy or irritating foods, quit smoking and limit alcohol intake. Under normal circumstances, our natural immune system will automatically deal with these invading bacteria, so we should have a healthy and balanced diet, eat less irritating foods, and allow the immune system to function normally.