Why does the vulva itch repeatedly?

Vulvar itching is a headache for many female friends. What is annoying is that vulvar itching keeps coming back and doesn't get better. The torturous itching problem comes and goes, comes and comes again. So what should we do about recurrent vulvar itching? We need to understand that vulvar itching is just a symptom. Only by figuring out the reasons behind it can we completely eradicate recurrent vulvar itching.

There are many factors that can cause vulvar itching. First, we need to check whether it is caused by some diseases. For example, candidal vaginitis can cause symptoms such as vulvar itching, redness of the private parts, abnormal leucorrhea, and vulvar itching. If you have other symptoms mentioned above, you must treat them first before the symptoms of vulvar itching can be completely eliminated. Therefore, patients with recurrent vulvar itching should pay attention to other abnormalities. If they have any discomfort symptoms, they may be other symptoms.

Secondly, recurrent vulvar itching may also be caused by environmental irritation. Sometimes when the source of irritation is touched, the symptoms of vulvar itching will appear, and sometimes when the source of irritation is isolated, the symptoms of vulvar itching will temporarily disappear, resulting in recurring vulvar itching. There may be many sources of irritation, such as the private parts not being cleaned in time, the use of inferior sanitary napkins, and the poor ventilation of clothing underwear. These factors may irritate the private skin and cause the uncomfortable symptoms of vulvar itching. Such vulvar itching is very easy to deal with. As long as the corresponding source of irritation is found properly and the factors that cause irritation to the skin are completely eliminated, vulvar itching can be completely eliminated and will no longer recur.

Therefore, female friends must pay attention to the health of their private parts, wash them with warm water every day, choose cotton, comfortable and loose underwear, and bedding sets such as sheets and quilt covers must be changed regularly, cleaned in time, and often exposed to the sun. Underwear and underwear should be washed separately and should not be mixed with socks and outer clothes. In short, you should pay attention to your own hygiene and environmental hygiene, see a doctor if you find symptoms of related diseases, and then actively seek treatment.