How to treat vulvar ulcers?

The female genitals are very hidden. Because there are a lot of pubic hairs in the genitals, these pubic hairs will affect the cleaning of the genitals, which will lead to the growth of some bacteria, thereby inducing some gynecological diseases or skin diseases, etc. Some women have sores in their vulva. Due to the particularity of the genitals, some patients will delay treatment. So how to treat vulvar sores?

First, how to treat vulvar sores? Fungal vaginitis is a relatively common vaginal inflammation, which is accompanied by vaginal itching. At this time, the patient will scratch it involuntarily, and after scratching, eczema-like changes are likely to occur, and the patient's genitals will easily develop pustules.

Second, vaginal trichomoniasis. The symptoms of this disease are somewhat similar to those of fungal vaginitis, both of which can cause itching in the vagina. In addition, if the patient develops folliculitis, the toxins in the patient's hair follicles cannot be discharged, and pustules will develop in the patient's genitals. Don't scratch a boil after it forms, as this may break the boil and leave scars. If abscesses are accompanied by a burning sensation in the genitals, the patient is likely to have erosion, ulcers, etc., and it is time to pay attention to it. In fact, it is not terrible to have pustules on the genitals. If the patient pays enough attention to it and goes to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible, the recovery time will be fast and the disease will be avoided from further aggravation, so as to avoid bad situations.

How to treat vulvar sores? After examination by a doctor, women with vulvar sores should use drugs that clear heat and detoxify, remove dampness and heat, and have anti-inflammatory and antibacterial effects. They can also use topical ointments to relieve local redness, swelling, pain and burning sensations. During treatment, it is best to temporarily refrain from sexual intercourse so as not to affect recovery. During the treatment, patients should also pay attention to the hygiene and cleanliness of the vulva area. They can use warm water to wash the vulva, or use a warm towel to wipe it. They should not wear tight underwear or scratch the affected area with their hands, otherwise it will easily aggravate the condition and affect normal recovery. During the treatment, you should also pay attention to preventing your body from getting inflamed, drink plenty of water, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, avoid eating too much spicy and hot food, maintain a light eating habit, and wear loose and breathable clothes.