Women's itching gets worse the more they scratch

Vulvar itching in women is a common gynecological disease. Vulvar itching can cause unbearable itching in the vulva of women, especially at night. Many women will choose to scratch it hard, but they don’t know why the itching becomes worse the more they scratch. How could this happen? Experts say it may be because women sit still for a long time.

1. Women who sit in the office for a long time and do not move often are very prone to vulvar itching. Sitting on the chair for a long time without moving will make the private parts breathable, especially the tables and chairs with loose cushions.

2. Poor ventilation. Underwear that is not breathable will make the vulva excessively wet and cold for a long time, and may also cause vulva itching. In short, in addition to inflammatory symptoms causing vulvar itching, if women do not want to be troubled by itching every day, then it is best to wear loose cotton underwear, walk around frequently when free, and don't sit down for a long time.

3. If the skin of a woman's vulva is not very clean, it will also irritate her private parts and cause unbearable itching. If the private skin is irritated by menstruation, or by urine, feces, sweat, etc. that are not cleaned thoroughly, it will cause inflammation and itching of the private skin.

4. In many cases, vulvar itching caused by inflammation is due to vaginitis. There are many types of vaginitis, including candidal vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, etc. Inflammation of the uterus, cervix, and urethra can also cause itching in the private parts.

5. After sexual climax, men's semen and women's vaginal secretions will stick to the genitals, especially the female perineum and male scrotum, which are moist and breathable, providing a good growth and reproduction environment for bacteria. If you are not careful, it will easily cause vulvar itching.

When women find vulvar itching, it is recommended not to scratch it hard, the more they scratch, the more severe it will be. Do not scald the vulva with boiling water. To prevent vulvar itching, women are advised to pay attention to hygiene and develop a good lifestyle. When choosing underwear, choose loose cotton underwear to keep the vulva clean and dry. If you find that the symptoms are serious, it is recommended to go to the hospital immediately to avoid affecting your daily life.