How to treat vulvar itching caused by mycoplasma infection

Many female friends have experienced symptoms of vulvar itching. In mild cases, it is just a little itchy and is within the tolerable range so just endure it. Some friends who suffer from severe itching feel unbearable itching every night, so they go to the pharmacy to buy some vulvar wash and clean themselves at home, but the symptoms do not ease after a few days. In fact, this is just an indicator but not a cure. Based on this situation, we should go to the hospital for a check-up. Perhaps the vulvar itching is caused by mycoplasma infection.

Mycoplasma infection is a sexually transmitted disease, so the treatment must be standardized and reasonable and carried out according to the course of treatment. Regular follow-up examinations are required to test the effectiveness of treatment and adjust the dosage or change the medication accordingly. You can also perform a drug sensitivity test and then choose sensitive drugs for treatment

Mycoplasma infection can be cured as long as the diagnosis is clear, the medication is reasonable, and standardized and systematic treatment is carried out under the guidance of a doctor. Sexual intercourse should be prohibited during treatment to avoid cross infection and affect the treatment effect.

The treatment principle of mycoplasma infection is early diagnosis, early treatment, timely, adequate and standardized treatment; macrolide drugs (such as azithromycin, erythromycin, erythromycin ethylsuccinate, roxithromycin, clarithromycin, etc.) and quinolone drugs (such as ofloxacin, levofloxacin, etc.) can be used for treatment. Generally, the medication needs to be used for more than one week.

There are also cases where recurrent attacks are considered to be caused by incomplete treatment. It is recommended not to stop the medication immediately when the symptoms improve. It is best to use the medication continuously for two menstrual cycles. Pay attention to vaginal and vulva hygiene and cleanliness in daily life, change underwear frequently (underwear should preferably be pure cotton), and prohibit sexual intercourse during treatment to avoid cross infection. If cross infection occurs, both parties need to be treated at the same time.

It is not scary or shameful for female compatriots to have gynecological diseases. Don’t avoid going to the hospital for examination and treatment because you are embarrassed to talk about it. This will not only affect your physical health but also affect your work and study due to lack of rest. It is particularly important to note that sexual intercourse must be prohibited during the illness. This is responsible for yourself and for the other person.