Eczema on the inner side of labia minora

Generally speaking, the labia minora is one of the important components of the female external vagina. Therefore, when a woman finds that the inside of the labia minora has white particles and itching, she should take appropriate measures to deal with it as soon as possible. This article now shares the methods to deal with the white particles and itching inside the labia minora.

Process/Method:

1. First: This kind of condition may be caused by vaginitis. Go to the hospital for a secretion examination first, find out the cause and then start treatment. Usually, the vulva should be kept clean and dry, and attention should be paid to hygiene during menstruation and sexual intercourse.

2. Second: It is also possible that it is a symptom of subacute vulvitis: first you feel discomfort in the private parts, and then itching and pain, or a burning sensation, and at the same time, the skin and mucous membranes in the private parts may have varying degrees of swelling and hematoma. In severe cases, erosion, ulcers, or large-area eczema may occur, accompanied by painful urination. In addition, when folliculitis occurs in the private parts, the formation of cysts can also cause the private parts to swell and ache, thus forming boils.

3. Third: This situation is more commonly caused by fungal infection. In addition, it may be a problem of latent genital warts. Latent genital warts themselves will not affect health, and routine examination of leucorrhea is more accurate.

Frequently Asked Questions:

After understanding the solution to the white particles and itching in the labia minora, female friends should also pay attention to opening the vaginal area for cleaning every day.

There are two main sources of pathogens that cause female vulvar inflammation: beneficial bacteria that originally parasitize in the female vagina, or pathogens that invade from the outside. Under normal circumstances, vaginal lactobacilli dominate the private parts, and there are also small amounts of Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Chlamydia and Trichomonas. These beneficial bacteria form a normal biological diversity.

However, when the body's immunity is weakened, endocrine hormones change, or external factors such as tissue damage and sexual life destroy the biodiversity of the private parts, these resident beneficial bacteria will become pathogens, break through the natural barrier of the vagina and cause infection. Infection from the outside is mainly caused by touching infected toilets, bathtubs, bathroom seats, cotton towels in shared places, and using unclean handkerchiefs, which can all lead to infection.

Therefore, ensuring physical health is a prerequisite for preventing this disease. Using condoms can reduce vaginal irritation and the impact of semen on the pH value in the vagina, and has a certain effect in preventing ejaculation. In addition, you should also pay attention to using pH 4 acidic feminine wash for daily maintenance, such as Jiaoyan feminine wash to clean the vulva. Simply washing with cold water or using alkaline shower gel will destroy the acid and alkali of the private parts, inhibiting the growth of normal lactobacilli. When other pathogens, such as Pseudomonas aeruginosa, multiply in large numbers (the decarboxylase of Pseudomonas aeruginosa acts on certain amino acids produced by Gardnerella to convert them into the volatile substance acrylamide, which has a pungent fishy odor), the vaginal surface cells that adhere to the bacteria fall off, the female secretions increase, and vulvitis occurs.