What ointment should I use for vaginal itching?

In contemporary society, more and more women are troubled by various gynecological diseases. However, even normal women without gynecological diseases may have symptoms of vulvar itching, because vulvar itching may be caused by certain gynecological diseases, and it may also occur in women who do not have gynecological diseases and have completely normal private parts. Vulvar pruritus often occurs on the clitoris, labia minora, and possibly the labia majora. Vulvar itching often causes women to feel unbearable itching and very uncomfortable, which seriously affects their work and life. So, when we find that we have vulvar itching, what medicine can we use to treat it? Let's discuss the content of the next article.

First of all, we should understand that vulvar itching may be caused by some gynecological diseases in our body, but most of the reasons may be that we ourselves do not pay attention to hygiene. Female secretions such as menstruation, urine, or vaginal secretions soak the skin of the vulva, causing inflammation of part of the skin of the vulva, and finally causing the symptoms of vulvar itching. Or it may be that women sit for a long time, which leads to poor ventilation of the vulva and the growth of bacteria, causing vulva itching. In addition to these reasons, vulvar itching may also be caused by vaginal Trichomonas infection or fungal infection, or sparganosis infection.

Now that we know most of the causes of vulvar pruritus, what kind of medicine can we use to treat vulvar pruritus? For mild vulvar itching, we can treat it by applying corticosteroid cream to the private parts, and pay attention to diet, avoid spicy and irritating foods, do not use soap, do not use too hot water to clean the vulva, and do not scratch the vulva hard to prevent vulvar skin damage and infection, which may cause other gynecological diseases.

If vulvar itching has seriously affected normal work and life, and is accompanied by other symptoms, such as excessive leucorrhea, vaginal bleeding, etc., the patient should see a doctor in time and seek help from a doctor.