If your vulva is itchy and has an odor, don’t use medication blindly!

When summer comes, it is a very happy time for women because they can wear a lot of beautiful clothes. However, the hot weather brings a lot of troubles to women. For example, sweating may cause extreme itching in the lower body. In addition to this, women are also prone to itching and odor caused by external factors, which can be particularly embarrassing in crowded places. So, how to use medicine to treat vulvar itching and odor? Do you know the reason for it?

Causes of itching in the lower body:

First of all; when itching in the genitals, what we think of is that it is very likely that the leucorrhea is abnormal. Normal leucorrhea should be milky white or colorless and transparent, with a slight fishy smell or no smell. When the leucorrhea becomes abnormal, the situation will change.

In addition, itching and odor in the lower body may be caused by Trichomonas vaginalis infection. This infection can easily cause an increase in vaginal discharge, accompanied by a foul odor, and itching of the genitals.

Finally, itching and odor in the lower body may be caused by infection with pathogens. The use of contaminated sanitary products can allow pathogens to enter the reproductive tract through the vaginal opening, causing infection and increased vaginal discharge. Some types of pathogens enter the female reproductive system and may infect the reproductive tract, causing increased vaginal discharge. Foreign objects have entered the reproductive organs; there are gauze, tampons, menstrual plugs, etc. in the vagina; some women have placed contraceptive devices because their uterus is not suitable for some reason, all of which will stimulate the reproductive organs and increase the amount of leucorrhea.

How to use medicine for vulvar itching

Vulvar itching and odor is a very common phenomenon among women. It is mainly caused by vulvitis. Patients can go to a regular hospital or a clinic that is better at treating gynecological diseases to have a doctor check and then treat it with medication. Generally speaking, applying topical medications locally or using topical medicated lotions to clean the vulva can achieve the purpose of removing dampness and relieving itching, as well as reducing inflammation, sterilizing and resisting infection. If the condition is not serious, it can be cured within three to five days of treatment. If the condition is serious, it can be cured in a week.