What ointment should I use for my vulva swelling?

Vulvar redness and swelling is a common condition for many female friends, but they do not know how to treat it and are unwilling to seek medical attention, as they feel that such a thing is very embarrassing. Vulvar redness and swelling is actually a common discomfort. It can be cured quickly with the appropriate use of some ointments, such as Baiduobang, chloramphenicol ointment, erythromycin ointment, etc.

The symptoms of redness and swelling of the vulva are most likely caused by too much friction during sexual intercourse. At this time, symptomatic treatment should be adopted in time to achieve good treatment results, prevent the condition from becoming more serious, and prevent female friends from feeling particularly painful and uncomfortable. You should also pay attention to personal hygiene. So, what ointment is good for redness and swelling of the vulva?

After suffering from symptoms of redness and swelling of the vulva, antibiotic ointment should be used for treatment in time, because the symptoms of redness and swelling are likely caused by inflammation, which has a lot to do with excessive local friction caused by rough sexual life. The antibiotic ointments that patients can use include: Baiduobang, chloramphenicol ointment, erythromycin ointment and neomycin cream, etc. Be sure to use them according to the instructions of the medicine, or use the medicine under the advice of a professional doctor, so as to ensure better effectiveness of the medicine. It is necessary for patients to clean the skin of the vulva before taking the medicine, and then use the medicine to have a very prominent therapeutic effect, and will not cause poor treatment results.

When patients use medication to treat vulvar redness and swelling, they should wear breathable underwear and should choose cotton underwear, so as not to cause excessive local friction and prevent the condition from worsening. During this period, they should change and wash their underwear frequently. If necessary, they can use hot water to wash their underwear. When washing underwear, they should not wash them together with socks, otherwise it will easily cause contamination and lead to some gynecological diseases. They should usually put their underwear in the sun to dry, and pay attention to personal hygiene, otherwise it may make the redness and swelling symptoms more serious.

Patients should also pay more attention to their diet during treatment. Since patients have symptoms of redness and swelling of the vulva, they should not eat irritating foods, such as: chili, curry, seafood, beef, mutton, dog meat, etc., so as not to make the symptoms more obvious. Patients should usually have more rest time, not overwork, especially not strenuous exercise.