Vaginitis is prone to occur in summer, and dietary therapy can relieve symptoms

Women are prone to vaginitis in summer. In addition to actively cooperating with clinical treatment, patients with vaginitis can also adopt radish diet therapy to effectively relieve symptoms, which is a good auxiliary treatment method.

1. White radish and vinegar therapy

Squeeze the white radish into juice and set aside. Patients with vaginitis can clean the vulva with acetic acid every night, and then use soft gauze dipped in white radish juice to scrub the vagina. They can also put the gauze into the vagina deeply and scrub repeatedly to relieve symptoms such as vulvar itching and excessive vaginal discharge. This is an effective method for auxiliary treatment of vaginitis.

2. Green radish gauze roll therapy

Wash the green radish and mash it into a paste for later use. The patient can wrap about 2 spoons of radish paste with sterilized gauze each time and make it into a roll, and tie it tightly with a string at one end. First clean the vulva with potassium permanganate solution, then insert the gauze roll into the vagina, pulling it back and forth several times to achieve the effect of anti-inflammatory and antipruritic. You can also place a gauze roll into the vagina for about an hour in autumn and winter and then remove it to achieve a deep anti-inflammatory effect. It is an effective method for auxiliary treatment of vaginitis, especially for Trichomonas vaginitis.

The above two radish recipes have good effects on the auxiliary treatment of vaginitis. Patients may wish to use the radish recipes as an aid during the treatment period. I believe it will be of great help in restoring health.