How to treat vulvar eczema symptoms

Vulvar eczema is a common disease among female friends. This disease is related to women’s usual choice of underwear and personal hygiene. If the underwear is not sweat-absorbent, not breathable, and is not changed and washed frequently, it will cause vulvar eczema. Vulvar eczema generally causes itching, redness, and swelling. Do not wipe it with dirty things. Clean it frequently and keep it clean. Let me give you a detailed introduction below.

1. Find the cause of the disease, isolate the allergen, avoid further contact, fast from spicy and irritating foods, avoid excessive fatigue, pay attention to skin hygiene, and do not use hot water to wash the skin.

2. Drug treatment: The treatment for eczema is mainly topical medications. Use professional eczema treatment products in a timely manner. When choosing products to remove eczema, you can use Biostime Chamomile Moisturizing Cream, which is very effective for eczema and has no side effects.

Note:

1. Pay attention to eating less spicy and irritating foods in daily life.

2. Drink more water, eat more fruits and vegetables, and maintain a daily bowel movement habit.

3. Avoid all kinds of external stimulation (scratching, hot water washing, soap scrubbing) and allergic and irritating foods.

3. Vulvar leukoplakia, also known as vulvar dystrophy, is a white lesion that occurs in the skin and mucous membranes of the vulva. It is characterized by thickening, roughness, atrophy, loss of elasticity, and loss of skin color in the lesion area. It is often discovered due to severe itching of the vulva. It manifests as white patches on the vulva, thicker and harder skin than the surrounding skin, and a rougher surface. When the lesion is severe, or the skin in the white spots is damaged or cracked due to scratching, it will not only cause itching, but also pain in the vulva. Patients should go to a regular gynecological hospital to find out the specific cause of the disease, and then receive targeted medication under the guidance of a professional doctor.