What should women do if they have inflammation?

Due to the particularity of female reproductive organs, various inflammations are very likely to occur, and the occurrence of an inflammation is often accompanied by other symptoms, causing systemic damage to women's health. Therefore, in daily life, once inflammation occurs in women, the solution becomes the most concerned thing. So, what should women do if they have inflammation? Let’s take a detailed look at the methods to solve female inflammation.

1. Private parts care

You must take good care of your private parts at ordinary times, but please note that no matter how expensive the skin care products are, they may not be suitable for the skin of the private parts. Private parts care is a daily task. Regular cleaning with appropriate care solutions can eliminate some pathogenic bacteria, keeping you dry and refreshed every day. Recently, there have been reports that there are already products abroad that specifically care for vulvar skin. I believe that they will be available in the city where you live after some time.

2. Menstrual care

Many women experience itching and burning pain in their private parts during menstruation, which is caused by the non-breathable sanitary napkins they use. Sanitary napkins are generally composed of three parts: the surface layer, the absorption layer and the bottom layer. Nowadays, many sanitary napkins have a dry mesh surface, which is made of fiber, so some of them may cause allergies.

Understand what to do if you have gynecological inflammation. At the same time, you also need to consider the additives in sanitary napkins. Some sanitary napkins contain some medicinal ingredients, which can kill bacteria but can also cause allergies. Therefore, when purchasing sanitary napkins, you should try to avoid cotton mesh sanitary napkins, and you should also be cautious when purchasing some medicated sanitary napkins.

3. Vulvar self-examination

In order to detect gynecological inflammation as early as possible, you should also learn how to do a self-examination of the vulva. If you find anything abnormal, you should get checked immediately. For example, if there are black spots on the vulva, lumps that have not subsided for a week, small, white dots, or thinning of the vulva skin, you should be vigilant.

Since there are many types of gynecological inflammation in women, what women should do when they have inflammation still needs to be decided based on the condition. After all, different types of treatment methods are different. I hope that women can go to a regular gynecological hospital for diagnosis in time and take targeted measures for treatment. Only in this way can they strive to recover as soon as possible.