Pudendal nerve pain

Pudendal nerve pain may be caused by vaginitis or neuritis. The specific treatment plan is related to the cause of the disease.

1. Vaginitis: The onset of the disease is related to not paying attention to personal hygiene. For example, not changing underwear frequently will lead to bacterial growth. It may also be caused by a decrease in immunity. At the same time, some uncomfortable symptoms will appear, such as leucorrhea odor, genital pain or itching, etc. There are many types of vaginitis, such as candidal vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, etc. Patients need to go to a regular hospital for further examination to understand the type of infection. If candidal vaginitis is found, oral ketoconazole can be used for treatment, and disinfectant gel should be used to promote recovery. If there is a sexual partner, the couple needs to be treated together.

2. Neuritis: Neuritis can cause sacral or intraspinal lesions in patients. After the disease occurs, it will also have varying degrees of impact on sphincter function. Symptoms include incontinence, tenesmus, etc. After diagnosis, Daktarin ointment can be applied for treatment, and drugs that regulate nerves should also be used to improve symptoms. You should also pay attention to adjusting your daily diet. Avoid eating greasy or irritating foods, such as fatty meat or chili peppers, as these will affect the absorption or effectiveness of the drugs and will be detrimental to recovery.