What to do if your vulva itches after menstruation

Women usually only know they have gynecological diseases when they feel discomfort in a certain part of their body. Many girls only realize they have gynecological diseases when they feel itchy down there. When women find out they have gynecological diseases, they are too embarrassed to tell others and go to the pharmacy to buy medicine for treatment privately, but the treatment results are often not satisfactory. Here is an introduction for you on how to deal with itching caused by external factors after menstruation?

1. Chronic local irritation, irritation from abnormal secretions of vulva, vagina and cervix inflammation;

2. Unclean vulva and tight synthetic underwear, sanitary napkins, etc. lead to poor permeability;

3. Vulvar parasitic diseases, such as pubic lice, pinworms, scabies, etc.;

4. Various vulvar skin diseases and vulvar tumors, etc.;

5. Local vulvar symptoms of systemic diseases, such as diabetes, uremia, vitamin deficiency, etc.

First, you must change sanitary napkins or panty liners frequently during your menstrual period. Never let your vulva be soaked in menstrual blood. It is best to change sanitary napkins no more than 4 hours, and panty liners every 1 hour or so. If you change them for a long time, it is very likely to breed and infect bacteria, which is very bad.

Second, choose cotton underwear. Don’t choose the popular thongs just for the sake of being sexy or beautiful. Thongs may cause discomfort to your skin. It is best to wear comfortable ones during your period. You should also wear less thongs at other times.

Third, you must ensure the hygiene of your vagina. It is best to take a shower. Don’t think that it is okay during your period. However, it is best not to wash your hair during your period, as it is not good for a woman’s body. Also, do not use sanitary wipes. If you do use them, choose those with a neutral pH value and are alcohol-free.

First of all, vulvar itching during menstruation is related to one’s clothing. Many female friends are used to wearing tight clothes because it makes them look figure-hugging and beautiful, but this should never be done during menstruation. Because wearing tight clothes during menstruation will cause poor ventilation, if this continues for a long time, vulvar itching will occur.

Secondly, vulvar itching during menstruation is related to the sanitary napkins you use. Some people buy very cheap sanitary napkins because they want to save money. This is a very bad phenomenon. You must buy very dry sanitary napkins to play a good protective role. If you experience vulvar itching at this time, you must change to a good sanitary napkin.

Finally, the phenomenon of vulvar itching during menstruation has a lot to do with one's own hygiene. You must change your sanitary napkin every 3 hours a day, and you must wash your vulva every night and change your underwear. Your underwear must be placed in the sun to dry. Do not change your sanitary napkin only once a day, as this is very easy to get infected and your vulva will also be very itchy.