Why does the vagina become itchy after inserting medicine when it doesn't itch originally?

Many women have some gynecological problems to a greater or lesser extent, such as the incidence of vaginitis is relatively high. Many women with vaginitis will experience vaginal itching, so some women will use vaginal suppositories to treat it. However, some women still experience itching symptoms after suppository treatment. This situation may also be related to the individual's condition. So why does the vagina become itchy after inserting the medicine even though it wasn't itchy originally?

1. Itching of the vulva or vagina may be caused by vulvitis or vaginitis. If it itches after taking suppositories, it is recommended to stop taking the drug. Consider an allergic reaction to the drug. If the leucorrhea is excessive and has an odor, it is recommended to go to the hospital for a routine check of the leucorrhea to determine which type of vaginitis it is, and then use symptomatic medication. You can take the medication orally, and you can also use suppositories if you have sexual intercourse. Pay attention to hygiene at ordinary times, change underwear frequently, keep the perineum clean and hygienic, refrain from having sex or taking a bath during the period of suppository, exercise appropriately, improve resistance, and eat a light diet.

2. After applying the medicine into the vagina, most of the medicine will be absorbed, and a small part of it that is not absorbed will be discharged from the vagina. This will cause vulvar itching, which generally does not require treatment. Gynecological inflammation is a disease that every woman will suffer from. After suffering from gynecological inflammation, female friends will use medication for treatment. Many doctors will prescribe some suppositories. This kind of medicine must be administered through the vagina, but after taking the medicine, some water will flow out from below, and it will be particularly itchy. This situation indicates that the inflammation has not been cured and the medication needs to continue.

3. When female friends use drugs to treat gynecological inflammation, they should also pay attention to a light diet and never eat spicy and irritating foods, because spicy foods may aggravate the condition. Also, if it is particularly itchy, they should stop taking the medicine immediately, go to the hospital for examination in time, and adjust the treatment under the guidance of a doctor. Female friends must change their underwear after taking the medicine. The underwear should be loose, cotton and breathable. It is best to put a layer of sanitary napkins on the underwear after taking the medicine, which is cleaner. Also, sexual intercourse must be prohibited during treatment, because it is very likely to bring bacteria into the vagina during sexual intercourse, aggravating the condition.