What to do if the vulva is itchy and has an odor?

Vulvar itching and odor is a very common gynecological disease. Most adult women will experience it, especially those who have had sexual life, the probability of suffering from gynecological diseases will increase. Once vulvar itching and odor occur, you should pay attention to examination and treatment, otherwise it will pose a great threat to your health. So, what should women do if they experience vulvar itching and odor? What is the best treatment?

There are many pathogens that cause vulvar itching, such as pinworms, Trichomonas, scabies, fungi and bacteria. If the cause is clear, the disease is not difficult to cure. However, most vulvar itching currently has nothing to do with these microorganisms, but is instead caused by chronic dermatitis or eczema caused by long-term stimulation from physical, chemical and other factors. Before choosing the medicine to be used, a leucorrhea examination is required to determine the specific cause of the disease, and then take targeted treatment measures.

Attention must be paid to care and maintenance in the later stages of treatment. Here are some simple and easy-to-follow care principles that you should keep in mind.

1. Pay attention to good hygiene during the menstrual cycle, change sanitary pads and underwear frequently during menstruation. Avoid sexual intercourse during menstruation.

2. Keep the vulva clean and dry on a daily basis, and avoid scrubbing the vagina with hot water, soap, etc.

3. Quit smoking and drinking, and eat less seafood and other foods that may cause skin allergies.

4. Choose breathable, loose cotton underwear. Do not choose tight nylon underwear. It is best to put the used underwear in the sun for disinfection.

5. If you find Trichomonas or mycorrhea during the examination, do not use vaginal flushing plugs on your own. You should go to the hospital for treatment in time to avoid damaging the vaginal environment.

6. When there is local damage to the vulva, you can apply ointment according to the doctor's instructions.

The above is an introduction to what to do if the vulva is itchy and has an odor. Women with vulva itching and odor must keep in mind the above treatment measures. At the same time, they must pay attention to hygiene, especially the hygiene of private parts. They should change their underwear frequently and clean their private parts. After sexual intercourse, be sure to clean your lower body to avoid bacterial infection and inflammation.