It itches badly at night, but not during the day

Many female friends have experienced private parts itching at night but nothing happens during the day. The private parts itch at night, which is usually unbearable and seriously affects the quality of sleep, causing great distress to female friends. Vulvar itching is a common gynecological disease, and there is no need to worry too much if your private parts itch at night. If you understand the cause of it, the problem can be easily solved. Here I will introduce to you the reasons why your skin itches at night.

Reason 1:

Poor ventilation If the underwear is not breathable, the vulva will be excessively wet and cold for a long time, and may also cause vulva itching.

Reason 2:

If a woman's vulva skin is not very clean, it will also irritate her private parts and make the vulva itchy and unbearable. If the private skin is irritated by menstruation, or by urine, feces, sweat, etc. that are not cleaned thoroughly, it will cause inflammation and itching of the private skin.

Reason 3:

Women who sit in the office for a long time and do not move often are very prone to vulvar itching. Sitting on the chair for a long time without moving will make the private parts breathable, especially the tables and chairs with loose cushions.

Reason 4:

In many cases, vulvar itching caused by inflammation is due to vaginitis. There are many types of vaginitis, including candidal vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, etc. Inflammation of the uterus, cervix, and urethra can also cause itching in the private parts.

The above are the reasons that lead to itching of private parts at night. I hope it will be helpful to everyone. When encountering this type of gynecological disease, don't worry too much. Pay more attention to the hygiene of the private parts and keep them dry. If the condition worsens, please seek medical attention immediately, use medications correctly, and cooperate with the doctor's treatment.

How to treat and prevent skin itching?

1. Don't take a bath too often. When taking a bath, use a neutral shower gel and avoid using alkaline soaps with too strong cleaning power. Don't rub the skin hard, especially don't rub it with hot water. The more you wash it with hot water, the more itchy the skin will be irritated, leading to hyperactivity.

2. Use skin care lotion to nourish the skin effectively and reduce itching. If you usually feel that your skin is dry, you should use moisturizing lotion at any time to nourish dry skin in time, especially the calves and arms. The front side of the calf is the place with the least sebaceous glands in the body.

3. Prevent the evaporation of skin moisture caused by dry indoor air quality. Placing an aquarium in the room and using a humidifier are both good choices to maintain the humidity of the indoor air and help maintain skin moisture. You can also put a small basin of water in front of the bed before going to bed every night, which can also have a certain humidification effect.

4. Pay attention to rest and adjust mental stress, drink more water to replenish the water outflow from the body and improve the balance of water supply and demand of the skin. Vitamin intake is also important for preventing skin itching, especially vitamin D, B2, B6 and so on. When the body lacks vitamin D, the skin will become drier and desquamation will occur; lack of vitamin B2 will hinder the body's basal metabolism, affect the function of body cells, and easily cause dermatitis, acne and other skin problems.