How to treat vulvar itching?

Some women may seem to be glamorous on the surface, but in fact they have many unspeakable secrets. For example, the symptoms of vulvar itching often make people restless and always want to scratch it with their hands. It is conceivable that if this happens while working, it will definitely affect the mood and efficiency of work. In fact, if it is treated actively, the symptoms of vulvar itching can be controlled.

For the treatment of vaginitis, Western medicine is an effective method that can quickly relieve itching. However, appropriate medication should be selected for treatment based on the specific situation, and surgical treatment can also be chosen for severe cases.

a. If the vulvar itching symptoms are caused by diabetes, then you should actively control the disease and take some diabetes medications, then the itching will naturally ease;

b. If the vulvar itching is caused by trichomoniasis or fungus, then you can use metronidazole or troconazole appropriately. After taking these drugs, not only the vulvar itching will be relieved, but also the increase of leucorrhea will be effectively relieved;

c. If it is caused by pubic lice, you can use the diluted radix stemonae tincture to wipe the vulva;

d. If the vulvar itching is caused by gonorrhea, then the medicine for treating gonorrhea should be used according to the symptoms;

e. If the inflammation of the vagina and urethra is caused by Chlamydia trachomatis, you can use drugs such as Minocycline for treatment; it can quickly relieve vaginal itching, and the side effects and irritation to the vulva are very small;

f. Radiation physical therapy. Common methods include ultraviolet irradiation, medicated baths, subcutaneous oxygen delivery, etc., and even high-frequency electrotherapy can be used.

The above content contains various tips for treating vulvar itching in Western medicine. If you suffer from this disease, you can try the above method according to your symptoms. Of course, if the condition is serious, it is best to see a doctor in time to be safer. Be careful not to abuse medication when you have vulvar itching, as this may make the condition worse.