What to do if vaginal itching occurs during menstruation?

Under normal circumstances, if a woman has abnormal vaginal discharge, it means that she may have a gynecological disease. However, after discovering the gynecological disease, the most important thing is to treat the disease. It is also very important to take care of your own body during the treatment of the disease. Only when the care is done well can the treatment achieve very good results. So how should you take care of your vagina if you have vaginitis?

Under normal circumstances, our vagina will maintain the balance of acidity and alkalinity by itself. Try not to clean the vagina with detergents or disinfectants, or even scrub it excessively. This may not only disrupt the balance of the vaginal environment, but may also cause vaginal damage. So usually just rinse it with warm water.

In addition, if you think you may have been infected with vaginitis, do not clean your vagina before seeing a doctor, so as to avoid washing away the protozoa or secretions in the vagina. This will prevent the doctor from correctly determining the type of bacteria that has infected you.

Try to wear ventilated cotton underwear to keep dry. If you don’t have much secretion, try not to use sanitary pads. If you do use them, you must change them frequently to avoid bacterial growth.

You should have a healthy and balanced diet on a daily basis, eat less irritating foods, and allow the immune system to function normally.

The use of antibiotics must be approved and prescribed by a doctor, because although antibiotics can kill bacteria, they will promote the growth of mold, so never abuse antibiotics.

Many types of vaginitis are transmitted through sexual intercourse. If you have too many sexual partners, it will be difficult to control whether you are infected. Therefore, as long as your sexual life is simple, the chance of contracting a specific type of vaginitis will be greatly reduced.

In the summer, the weather is hot and humid, and women have a special period of menstruation every month. Wearing a sanitary napkin all day will make your vagina very stuffy. It will also increase the risk of vaginitis. Therefore, women must pay attention to changes in their bodies in the summer. If they feel vaginal discomfort, they should go to the hospital for a detailed examination as soon as possible.