How to use medicine for itchy lower body during pregnancy

Women should pay attention to their physical health after pregnancy, because there are many medicines that cannot be taken during pregnancy. The medicines will have a greater impact on the fetus, and some medicines may even cause malformations. However, some pregnant women do not experience itching in their lower body. So how should pregnant women use medication for itching in their lower body? You must not take medicine on your own. You need to check and confirm what disease you have and then choose the appropriate medicine. Symptomatic treatment will be effective.

What should I do if pregnant women have itching down there?

It may be caused by endocrine disorders. After endocrine disorders, blood toxins burst out and appear on the skin, causing itching. Chinese medicine says that the surface is blood toxins, and the root is organ toxins. The toxins of the five internal organs cannot be completely cured without eliminating the blood toxins. The way to completely cure it is to activate blood circulation and organs. To clear blood toxins, you must first clear organ toxins so that the differentiation mechanism of epidermal cells can return to normal. Considering that it is still caused by inflammation, you can use anti-inflammatory and antipruritic wash. If it is already the late pregnancy, you can also use Daknin suppository vaginal medication to relieve itching. Pay attention to rest, eat less sweets, eat less spicy and irritating food, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, pay attention to vaginal hygiene, change underwear frequently, iron and wash frequently, and it is best to expose it to the sun.

Symptoms of vulvar itching during pregnancy

Vulvar itching during pregnancy is often manifested as persistent or paroxysmal itching. It often occurs in the vagina, on the outside of the labia majora, mons pubis, clitoris, labia minora, and perineum, and can spread to the vicinity of the anus. It is a type of localized pruritus. The itching is often unbearable, often occurring at night. Long-term itching can cause ulceration, redness, swelling or secondary infection. Due to long-term scratching, local infiltration, hypertrophy and pigmentation may occur.

If a woman finds herself itching down there during pregnancy, the best way is not to treat it herself. Instead, go to a regular hospital or clinic for a check-up and take appropriate medicine based on the cause of the itching. Do not use medication or cleaning products on your own to prevent harm to the pregnant woman and fetus. But the most important thing is to keep the private parts clean.