Vulvitis prevention and treatment

Female friends must wash their lower body regularly and change their underwear every day, which can effectively prevent vaginal diseases. Because the female vagina is an area that is extremely susceptible to bacterial infection, it is easy to cause vaginal diseases such as vulvitis and vaginitis if you are not careful. If a woman suffers from vulvitis, her lower body will be itchy for a long time. What are the specific methods for preventing and treating vulvitis?

Prevention measures for vulvitis:

1. Do not rub the skin of the pubic area excessively when bathing. Do not use hot water to wash your body. Do not use alkaline soap when bathing. Wear cotton underwear, avoid tight underwear, and it is best not to sit in a bath. If you really need to sit in a bath, pay attention to the concentration of the solution, the temperature of the water, the time, and precautions.

2. Women must pay attention to hygiene when using sanitary pads during menstruation. The frequency of changing sanitary pads can be higher. When buying sanitary pads, be sure to buy ones with good breathability. Long-term use of local moisture can also cause inflammation, especially if used every day.

3. You must have a regular daily life, ensure adequate sleep every day, do appropriate physical exercise during the rest time after work, and add or remove clothes in time to avoid cold stimulation.

4. Do not use scented toilet paper. This is because scented paper contains fragrances, which can irritate the lower body, causing local skin damage and even inflammation in severe cases. Women should wash their vulva every day, change their shorts and use special towels. Wash the towels and shorts every day, scald or boil them in hot water for more than 30 minutes, take them out and expose them to the sun. Do not dry them in the shade. Hang them in a ventilated place to dry when there is no sun.

The occurrence of vulvitis is mostly caused by unclean living habits and sexual life. Women must avoid these two aspects in their lives. Avoiding these two aspects will reduce the chance of developing vulvitis. Women must do this!