What causes itchy labia?

Many women are relatively tolerant of symptoms in their private parts, such as itchy labia, but it should be noted that many diseases can cause such symptoms, so it is necessary to pay attention to examination and treatment, especially to the health and hygiene of the private parts, and to refuse unclean sexual behavior.

Vaginal discharge irritation:

These include increased vaginal discharge to the vulva, irritation from menstruation, or irritation from menstrual pads. Trichomonas infection or fungal infection is the most common cause of vulvar itching. When suffering from Trichomonas vaginitis or bacterial vaginitis, or cervical erosion, the amount of leucorrhea increases significantly, and the inflammatory secretions irritate the vulvar skin and mucous membranes, causing itching. In addition, pubic lice, pubic scabies and some sexually transmitted diseases can also cause vulvar itching. Pinworm disease is common in young girls, mainly causing itching around the anus, which may spread to the vulva and occur at night.

Other stimuli

a. Urine of diabetics b. Patients with urinary fistula who are immersed in oral fluid for a long time c. Patients with fecal cancer who are sometimes stimulated by feces d. Intestinal worms ③ Common pathogens of mixed infection are Staphylococcus, Streptococcus and Escherichia coli.

Symptomatic treatment

(1) Topical medications

In case of acute inflammation, 1% resolsin plus 1 foil, livanol solution, or 30% boric acid solution can be used for wet compresses, and 40% zinc oxide ointment can be applied topically after washing; for chronic itching, corticosteroid ointment or 2% diphenhydramine ointment can be applied. (2) Oral medication

When the symptoms are severe, you can take 4mSt of chlorpheniramine or 25mg of diphenhydramine or 25ml of isopropylamine orally to achieve both sedation and desensitization effects.