Vulva itching a little red pay attention to what

Some female friends may think that the vulva is very dirty, so they wash it with soapy water, salt water, or very hot water every night, and think that it is very comfortable to wash like this. In fact, this practice is wrong. Excessive cleaning and disinfection, and excessive pursuit of comfort will damage the natural ecological environment of the vulva and vagina, thereby reducing the resistance of the vulva and making it more susceptible to infection by bacteria and causing itching. So what should you pay attention to if you have vulvar itching? Please see the introduction below.

Thorough treatment, leaving no blind spots: During treatment, the lesions can be fully contacted from all directions, and the folds of the vaginal mucosa and other hard-to-reach places can be fully penetrated, leaving no blind spots and quickly killing harmful bacteria. Treats both the symptoms and the root cause, effective on the same day: increases cell vitality, promotes cell metabolism and reproduction, accelerates wound healing, and significant effects can be felt on the same day. Sterilization and protection are carried out simultaneously: ultra-pure active oxygen combines with water molecules to sterilize and form a protective film to prevent infection.

It is especially effective for patients with recurrent inflammation: Clinically proven, blue oxygen purification therapy will not destroy the acidic environment in the vagina, and pathogenic microorganisms will not develop drug resistance. It has significant therapeutic effects on patients with long-term and recurrent inflammation. Once women suffer from vaginal itching, they should pay attention to menstrual hygiene, keep the vagina clean and dry, and avoid scratching. Do not wash with hot water and avoid using soap. When there is an infection, potassium permanganate solution can be used for a sitz bath, but local scrubbing is strictly prohibited. Clothes, especially underwear, should be loose and breathable. Avoid alcohol and spicy or allergic foods.

A friend of mine may have a stubborn problem with vulvar itching, and it may not get better after taking many medicines. At this time, you should consider whether the itching is caused by diabetes. It is best to go to the hospital for a blood sugar test. If the vulvar itching is caused by diabetes, then hypoglycemia must be controlled in life, and medication must be actively used to treat diabetes under the doctor's advice.