What to do if your vulva is itchy and swollen

When female friends find that their vulva is itchy, swollen and painful, they rarely go to the hospital for a doctor's diagnosis in time. Most of them will just endure it, hoping that the itching and pain will subside on their own. However, the fact is that gynecological diseases become more serious the longer they are delayed, and some may eventually develop into other serious diseases. In order to help everyone deal with these gynecological diseases more scientifically, today I will introduce to you what to do if the vulva is itchy, swollen and painful.

In fact, vulvar itching and redness are often caused by disease. If women allow it to continue to develop, the condition will become more serious and women will naturally suffer more harm. Therefore, once such symptoms appear, the correct approach should be to seek medical attention in time.

Vulvar itching and redness are generally symptoms of vulvitis or vaginitis. For example, candidal vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis, etc. can cause vulvar itching, which are all caused by bacterial infections. Common symptoms of vulvitis are itching, burning and pain in the vulvar skin, which worsens with activity, sexual intercourse and after urination. In the acute phase, there is redness, swelling, congestion, and scratches. Chronic inflammation, pain, itching, cracking and lichenification of the vulva. Some patients have swelling, congestion, erosion and patches of eczema on the inner side of the labia minora.

What should I do if my vulva is itchy and swollen? It can be treated with medication and physical therapy. However, drug treatment takes a long time and has slow effects, so physical therapy is recommended. The space capsule extracorporeal shortwave therapy device introduced by the Gynecological Hospital has five major advantages: thorough sterilization, comprehensive protection, rapid results, mature technology, and safety. It can eliminate symptoms such as itching, burning pain, hot flushing, increased vaginal discharge, odor, blood, dryness, pain, swelling, etc. in the female vagina. It is currently the best minimally invasive technology for the treatment of vaginitis and vulvitis.

The above is the article the editor introduced to you about what to do if you have vulvar itching, swelling and pain. I hope that you can understand the gynecological problems of vulvar itching, swelling and pain by reading this article. For gynecological diseases, it is recommended that you go to the hospital for treatment in time. Do not delay it because you are embarrassed to speak up or find it troublesome. It is not good for your health.