Vulvitis usually heals in a few days.

According to statistical survey reports, the disease of acute vulvitis is now very common, and most women have suffered from acute vulvitis. For this gynecological disease, female friends should detect it early, diagnose it early, and treat it early so as to achieve the goal of early recovery. I believe many women are concerned about how long it will take for acute vulvitis to get better. Let's talk about it briefly below.

Vulvitis is mainly caused by private bacterial infection due to increased female secretions or inflammatory secretions irritating the private skin, unclean private parts, etc. How many days it takes for vulvitis to get better varies from person to person. Different causes and different levels of severity will result in different recovery times, and there is no uniform standard.

It is recommended that women go to a regular hospital for appropriate examination as soon as possible, find appropriate treatment methods according to their own conditions, and actively eliminate the causes of the disease.

In addition, you should pay attention to hygiene at ordinary times, keep the vulva clean and dry, wash underwear frequently, and it is best to expose underwear to the sun to kill the bacteria in it. Be careful to avoid abuse of drugs and vaginal care fluids, and the diet should be as light as possible.

First of all, under the premise of close cooperation with the doctor's treatment, generally in about a week, acute vulvitis can be effectively controlled. During the treatment process, oral medication plus external application of therapeutic drugs are used in combination. In severe cases, meridian injection treatment is also required. During the treatment process, if the body feels any discomfort, it must be reported to the doctor in time, so that the doctor can treat according to the actual situation;

Secondly, in the process of treating acute vulvitis, it is necessary to correct the habit of not drinking water or drinking less water. Drinking more water is helpful for the body to excrete more toxins, which can clean the urethra through urination and is beneficial to the recovery of the condition.

Finally, women suffering from acute vulvitis should remember not to use therapeutic drugs at will, and do not blindly self-diagnose. They should choose appropriate treatment methods according to the doctor's diagnosis to avoid delaying the treatment of the disease.