What causes vaginal burning sensation?

I believe that every woman hopes to live a healthy and happy life, but in daily life many women are dissatisfied with various gynecological symptoms, especially the embarrassing symptoms such as vaginal burning discomfort, which makes them implicitly seek help but feel helpless.

I believe that every woman hopes to live a healthy and happy life, but in daily life many women are dissatisfied with various gynecological symptoms, especially the embarrassing symptoms such as vaginal burning discomfort, which makes them implicitly seek help but feel helpless. So why is there a burning sensation in the vagina? What is the cause of vaginal burning discomfort? Let's take a closer look below!

Why do I feel a burning sensation in my vagina?

(1) Nonspecific vaginitis

There are many clinical diagnoses of vaginitis symptoms, among which nonspecific vaginitis is one of them. For women, this type of vaginitis clinical diagnosis is relatively rare. With the onset of nonspecific vaginitis, patients will experience symptoms such as vaginal hesitancy, burning discomfort, etc., and there will also be a large amount of vaginal epithelial cell shedding, vaginal mucosal hematoma, etc. Patients with worsening conditions will also experience general fatigue, frequent urination and painful urination.

(2) Onset of candidal vaginitis

Why is there a burning sensation in the vagina? Candidal vaginitis is a clinical diagnosis of vaginitis mainly caused by Trichomonas infection. After the onset of the infection, patients will experience many discomforts such as excessive vaginal discharge, unbearable itching of the genitals, frequent urination and painful urination, and pain during sexual intercourse. This will have a great impact on their normal work and life. Severe cases may even cause vaginal mucosal ulcers, and in severe cases, bruises may be left behind. It must be taken seriously and targeted treatment should be given actively.

(3) Onset of candidal vaginitis

To put it simply, candidal vaginitis is caused by Trichomonas infection, which can cause patients to have excessive leucorrhea, yellow-green leucorrhea, and sometimes even light green pus-like, foamy and abnormally fishy discharge. Why is there a burning sensation in the vagina? It is worth mentioning that the patient may also experience vulvar itching and burning pain, vaginal mucosal swelling, local scattered blood spots, and even many other problems such as low back pain, frequent urination and painful urination, which need to be taken seriously and handled with caution.