Tuesday, 14 April 2015
Vaginal Itching
Vaginal itching is an uncomfortable and sometimes painful symptom often caused by irritating substances. Vaginal itching is treatable and is also preventable . infection and menopause also causes itching , in rare cases itching may occur due to stress or can be a sign of vulva cancer. Vulva means the vagina surrounding.
Examples of some irritants that can cause itching of the vagina are soap, bubble bath, topical contraceptives, fabric underwear.
Note: ladies drawing closer to menopause or already there should maintain clean hygiene cause the risk of experiencing vaginal itching is high, this is because of the reduction of estrogen level which leads to vaginal dryness. And dryness of the vaginal causes itching and irritation if left untreated or if not kept clean.
Ladies note when itching is accompanied by frequent urination, sudden weight loss, increasing thirst or fatigue see a doctor ASAP as these are signs of diabetes. Other symptoms of itching that requires the attention of a doctor are: 1.) Blister on the vulva 2.) Urination difficulties 3.) Unusual vaginal discharge 4.) Any symptoms that persist for more than one week, the attention of a gynaecologist is needed.
Like i mentioned earlier, vaginal itching can be avoided, prevented and treated. Appropriate recommendation for treating /avoiding itching is by staying clean and keeping good hygiene.
Here are some home care tips for vaginal itching and if these tips doesn't work please visit a gynaecologist/a doctor
1.) Avoid using feminine hygiene products as this can cause irritation and lead to itching
2.) Avoid scented soap, lotion and bubble baths
3.) Wear cotton underwear which is breathable like I said our vagina needs air, clean air, stop wearing tight panties
4.) Change out of wet or damp clothes immediately after swimming or exercise
5.) Eat yogurt to reduce the chance of yeast infection.
6.) Shave pubic hair neatly and clean
I am WendyGold and staying clean is my passion
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