Why do I itch after my period?

Many women will suffer from gynecological troubles of one kind or another, but some women do not feel any abnormal gynecological symptoms in their daily lives. Instead, they will find that their lower body is very itchy a few days before the end of their menstruation. Even until the end of the menstruation, the symptoms of itching in the lower body have not improved. What is going on?

1. When women have their periods, the infection is doubled, because at this time women have a lot of secretions in their genitals, and they have menstrual discharge for a long time, which will cause the bacteria in women's genitals to exceed the standard. The most immediate reaction after the bacteria exceed the standard is that women's genitals will feel uncomfortable and itchy, and the itching will also emit a pungent odor.

2. If a woman finds that her lower body is very itchy in the middle and late stages of her menstrual period, she should pay attention to her hygiene during the menstrual period. She must remember to clean her lower body every day. She can use cold water or a feminine wash with mild cleansing ingredients to clean it. Keeping the lower body clean and dry will reduce the chance of bacterial reproduction.

3. Many women do not have the habit of using menstrual wet wipes. In fact, this is very bad. After each urination during the menstrual period, the secretions in the lower body become very complicated, and even contain part of the urine. If you use women's special menstrual wet wipes to clean the lower body at this time, it can have a certain effect of inhibiting bacteria.

If a woman's genital itching symptoms are not limited to the menstrual period, then it needs to be taken seriously, because it may mean that she has been infected with gynecological inflammation. Once infected with gynecological inflammation, in order to completely cure it, intervention medication must be required. You can conduct a comprehensive examination according to the doctor's advice and then take medication for treatment. You can use oral medications or insert pheasants into the vagina. Either method should be treated immediately.