What anti-inflammatory drugs should I take for vulvar itching

Because of the special structure of female genitals, it is easy to experience vulvar itching due to various reasons. The itching sensation in the lower body makes people very embarrassed and restless. If there are no other obvious and serious symptoms, women generally think it is caused by inflammation and are very concerned about anti-inflammatory drugs that can treat itching. So, what anti-inflammatory drugs should be taken for vulvar itching? Let’s take a look below.

When women experience increased vulvar itching, it may be caused by vaginitis. Patients are reminded not to take medication blindly. It is recommended to take oral gypsum, metronidazole, or itraconazole anti-inflammatory drugs for clinical treatment under the guidance of a doctor. While taking the medicine, patients should avoid spicy food. Of course, patients can also cooperate with topical medications at the same time, such as nitroazole suppositories or nystatin suppositories, and use soda water or Chlorhexidine to clean the vulva and vagina, and pay attention to the hygiene of the vulva. It should be noted that the hygiene care should be done after washing with clean water before applying the medicine.

Clinically, patients can also take Jingdaining Capsules orally. This drug has a good effect on the treatment of gynecological inflammatory diseases. It can greatly relieve the uncomfortable symptoms of vulvar itching in female patients, and can also improve the patient's own immunity. However, it should be noted that when taking this drug for treatment, it must be taken under the guidance of a doctor, and good personal hygiene habits should be developed, such as changing and washing underwear frequently, and drying underwear in a sunny and ventilated place, so that the condition can be recovered as soon as possible.

If the symptoms of vulvar itching are not treated in time, it will cause more serious harm. Vulvar itching not only makes people restless and affects their normal life and sleep, but also often affects the quality of sexual life of couples. At the same time, vulvar itching can also induce genital infections, such as adnexitis, pelvic inflammatory disease, etc.

Warm reminder: patients with vulvar itching are often distressed and uneasy. It is recommended that patients pay attention to some care methods while taking medication, especially avoid scratching the private parts, and do not use soap to clean the affected parts. In terms of diet, they should avoid smoking and drinking, eat less spicy food, and try to reduce sexual intercourse. If the symptoms of vulvar itching are found to be severe, it is recommended to go to the hospital in time for treatment, otherwise it will easily delay the best period of treatment.