Why does vaginal redness and swelling occur, and what diseases is it related to?

When vaginal redness and swelling occur, this is not a normal phenomenon. Based on the symptoms of redness and swelling, observe the disease. Usually there are white patch lesions on the vulva, drug allergies caused by long-term use of cleaning products, improper vaginal cleaning, and not paying attention to cleaning after going to the toilet. Because of the growth of Trichomonas and mold, inflammation occurs and causes vaginal redness and swelling. There are many reasons for vaginal redness and swelling. Patients should not have too much psychological burden and should check and treat early.

The main causes of vaginal pain are:

1. White lesions of the vulva: also known as chronic vulvar malnutrition, with extreme itching as the main symptom, accompanied by whitening of the vulvar skin. Menopause can cause vulvar pain and itching due to poor ovarian function.

2. Some women have irritating vaginal discharge that irritates the vulva, causing pain and itching: such as senile vaginitis, cervical erosion, cervical polyps, irritation from oral fluid, diabetes, cystitis, aminuria of pyelonephritis, urinary incontinence, diabetes, etc.

3. Special infections: Fungal vaginitis and Trichomonas vaginitis are the most common. Both scabies and scabies can cause itching. The itching around the anus and vulva caused by typhus in young girls usually occurs at night. Generally, this cause of the disease causes redness, swelling, itching and pain on the vulva. The symptoms are very obvious. It can be seen that the entire area around the young girl's anus is red and swollen.

4. Some drug allergies and chemical stimulation: soap, Chlorhexidine, contraceptive devices, perineal pads, nylon pants and other chemical fiber fabrics can cause contact dermatitis and itching.

Experts point out that if women use substandard sanitary napkins, they are particularly prone to infection and gynecological diseases that cause itching, redness and swelling in the lower body. In addition, the pelvic cavity, uterus, cervix, vagina, and external environment are all interconnected. This structure makes the female reproductive system particularly vulnerable to invasion by external pathogens, especially during the menstrual cycle, when the resistance of the reproductive organs decreases and they are more vulnerable than usual.

Therefore, we should pay more attention to hygiene. Experts remind patients that they should maintain a good mood while discovering their own diseases and receiving treatment, and not have too much psychological burden. Early prevention, early detection, and early treatment are the basis for maintaining health.