What causes vulvar itching and peeling?

Vulvar itching is one of the common gynecological diseases. In most cases, it is caused by different vulvar lesions. Women with normal vulva may also have itching. In most cases, it is caused by gynecological inflammation. It may also be caused by discomfort and allergies of sanitary napkins. It may also be itching and peeling caused by condom allergies. It may also be caused by bad hygiene habits. If there is vulvar itching and peeling, how should we care for it? Let's take a look now.

1. Do not eat spicy or irritating food, quit smoking and limit alcohol intake

2. Wear loose, breathable cotton underwear, wash, change and dry it frequently to keep the vulva clean and dry.

3. Pay attention to menstrual hygiene and use qualified sanitary napkins. Avoid sexual intercourse during treatment. If necessary, both husband and wife can receive treatment at the same time.

4. Clothes, bed sheets and quilts should be used and washed separately to prevent transmission within the family, especially to protect baby girls or girls from infection.

5. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva and prepare special washing utensils, ensuring "one person, one basin, one towel, and one water". First, place a small square towel in a basin of water and boil it for 15 minutes, then let it cool down before use; before washing the vulva, you should cut your nails short and clean your hands, and after washing, clean and dry the utensils.

6. Please remember to wipe from front to back after using the toilet, because the anus may bring a lot of bacteria, so please do not wipe from the anus to the genitals after using the toilet to reduce the chance of infection.

7. It is best to wash underwear by hand with mild soap, and do not use strong detergent or washing machine.

8. Do not flush the vagina, because the vagina has the function of self-cleaning, and deliberate flushing will be harmful.

9. Please wear cotton underwear and try not to wear nylon or synthetic fiber materials to maintain ventilation and breathability. So wear less jeans and more skirts or suit pants.

Vulvar itching and peeling is not a difficult disease to treat. With the doctor's treatment and some care in the details of daily life, I believe it will get better soon. The most important thing is to pay attention to the hygiene of the vulva. Do not use soap to wash the vulva. It is best to put the towel used for washing in boiling water for disinfection, and then wait until the boiling water becomes warm water before washing.