Symptoms of perianal eczema in women

After getting sick, people will always have some abnormal symptoms, especially for patients with some skin diseases, skin lesions often occur. For example, perianal eczema is the skin lesions caused by eczema occurring in the skin tissue around the anus. So what are the symptoms of skin diseases such as perianal eczema in women? Let's take a look at what the symptoms of perianal eczema in women look like.

In clinical medicine, the skin lesions of perianal eczema generally occur at the site of the anus. In some patients, the rash may invade the vulva area. When symptoms of perianal eczema appear, female patients may have symptoms of unbearable itching. In addition, the affected skin often feels wet and cold, and the skin surface becomes dry and cracked.

For the acute symptoms of perianal eczema, the rash is some small rashes, papulovesicles or small blisters. At this time, women will have obvious itching symptoms. After scratching, the lesions may have obvious small erosions. There may be some scattered papules and papulovesicles on the lesions. If combined with infection, the inflammation may be more obvious.

After the acute inflammation subsides, or the acute symptoms are not scientifically treated, some patients may develop acute eczema. The symptoms of skin lesions are mainly small rashes, desquamation and scarring. Some patients may also have a small number of papules or blisters, usually with severe itching.

When perianal eczema is acute, or when the subacute symptoms of the disease recur and are not cured, chronic perianal eczema may occur, and the patient will develop inflammation. The symptoms at this time are thickening of the skin infiltration, the color of the lesions becomes dark red, and the patient's skin is very rough. At the same time, there will be a small amount of bran-like desquamation. If the patient scratches it, scarring may occur.

Above are some symptoms of anal eczema in women that I introduced in detail. It is not difficult to see that the symptoms are different at different development stages of anal eczema. In fact, no matter what stage the disease is in, anal eczema can cause severe itching reaction. Therefore, the symptoms of anal eczema must be treated in time. At the same time, patients should pay attention to the hygiene of their private parts and maintain daily cleaning of the injured areas. Only in this way can the skin lesions disappear faster.