Vulvar skin lesions

Vulvar skin lesions require certain examinations in the dermatology department of the hospital. You must pay attention to skin care and cleanliness at ordinary times. Don't neglect it too much. Pay attention to hygiene, wash it frequently, be careful not to scratch it, don't smoke frequently, stay up late and other bad habits need to be corrected, eat more fruits and vegetables, don't eat too spicy or too cold things, and cooperate with some medication treatment.

Although vulvar itching is not a skin disease, patients should not be careless and must check and treat it in time. Otherwise, if the condition worsens, it may cause vaginitis, cervical erosion, oophoritis, pelvic inflammatory disease and other reproductive system inflammatory diseases, which will increase the difficulty of treatment and even affect women's fertility in severe cases.

The vulva is often itchy, especially the semen that flows out after sexual intercourse can also cause itching of the vulva, and the more you scratch it, the more itchy it becomes. I had a gynecological examination 3 months ago and was shown to have moderate cervical erosion, but no trichomonas or fungus. I have taken 3 courses of medication, but the symptoms have not improved. Also, the suppositories inserted into the vagina also cause itching. Is this itching caused by a gynecological disease or a skin disease?

If the vaginal secretion test shows no Trichomonas and fungus growth, and it is just simple vulvar itching, it may be bacterial vaginitis. It is recommended that you treat the bacterial vaginitis to see if the symptoms can be relieved.

If the vaginal secretion test shows no Trichomonas and fungus growth, and it is just simple vulvar itching, it may be bacterial vaginitis. It is recommended that you treat the bacterial vaginitis to see if the symptoms can be relieved.

Women's vulva can also get skin diseases, and there are many skin diseases in women's private parts. They can be skin diseases or sexually transmitted diseases. As you said, it is more likely to be eczema. Eczema can be said to be an allergic skin disease, but this requires examination and diagnosis before treatment based on the actual condition. Do not use medication blindly.

It could be vulvitis. It is recommended that you use lotion to clean the vulva. Do not use irritating substances or soap to clean the vulva. Keep the vulva clean and dry, and wear comfortable cotton underwear.