What should I do if I have vaginal pain and itching?

Many girls have the problem of vaginal itching, so our editor will give you a brief introduction to everyone’s questions today. Next, let’s listen to the editor’s brief introduction to this issue! Vulvar redness, swelling and itching are common occurrences in women. This feeling is uncomfortable enough, and the stinging pain makes women’s lower body suffer even more. So, what kind of inflammation is this redness, swelling, itching and stinging of the vulva? The following article provides a detailed explanation of this issue.

1. Neurodermatitis and eczema in the scrotum area can cause itching. To sum up, general scrotal itching is not a sexually transmitted disease. As long as there is no history of sexual promiscuity, genital ulcers or growths, urethral pus, etc., there is no need to worry about contracting a sexually transmitted disease.

2. It is more common among manual laborers, especially in summer, when the genitals have high temperature, sweat a lot, are humid, and have poor ventilation. The scrotal skin is affected by sweat immersion and friction from underwear, causing itching. This can also happen if you wear overly tight jeans or nylon underwear that is not absorbent or breathable.

3. Riboflavin (vitamin B2) deficiency can lead to scrotitis. The scrotum may present with changes such as erythema, dryness, scaling, papules and crusting, accompanied by itching. At the same time, angular cheilitis, glossitis and oral ulcers may also occur.

According to experts, vaginal itching and pain may be caused by some gynecological diseases, which are not difficult to treat. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a formal examination and do not delay the treatment.

1. Fungal vaginitis: vaginal itching, vulvar flushing, dregs-like leucorrhea with odor, and scratching can cause eczematous changes of vulvar dermatitis.

2. Vaginal trichomoniasis: Itching of the vulva and vagina, foamy leucorrhea, often accompanied by a special odor, and eczematous changes in the vulva after scratching. A vaginal smear test can be used to distinguish it from the above conditions.

So how should we alleviate such symptoms in our daily life? When taking a bath, we must pay close attention to our physiological condition. Once there is something unusual or the smell changes, we must pay attention to it.