What ointment to use for vulvitis

Due to the special physiological structure of the genitals, female friends may suffer from gynecological diseases if they are not careful. Among them, vulvitis is a more common one, and the incidence rate is also quite high. Its main symptoms are itching and pain, which has a bad impact on everyone's life and work. Vulvitis is mainly caused by bacterial infection, so what kind of ointment should be used for antibacterial and anti-inflammatory purposes? Let's learn about it below.

The so-called vulvitis is a disease that occurs in the vulva. After the disease, the patient will experience itching, pain and other symptoms. The condition is usually aggravated when there is friction, such as walking or riding a bicycle. The conditions of some patients were more serious and some even developed ulcers.

So, what kind of ointment is ideal for treating vulvitis? First of all, this kind of ointment needs to have antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects. Because the disease is mostly caused by bacterial infection, it is necessary to choose ointments with antibacterial and anti-inflammatory effects for treatment.

This type of ointment is an external medicine, mainly used for application to the patient's external parts. At present, the types of ointments that are more commonly used in clinical practice and have the best effects include lomefloxacin cream, levofloxacin cream, clotrimazole cream, ketoconazole cream, erythromycin ointment, and paeonol ointment, etc.

The specific therapeutic effect depends on the patient's adaptability. Not only that, hygiene, diet and other aspects of diet during the illness have an influential role in the treatment of the disease.

Therefore, patients should clean their vulva regularly while using the above topical ointments for treatment, and should avoid eating spicy foods. So as not to irritate the affected area and affect the treatment effect.

Special reminder: patients should pay special attention to cleaning the vulva before applying these external ointments. The disease is contagious. Patients should not have sexual intercourse until they are completely cured to avoid cross infection.