Post Date November, 17 2024
Vulvitis is a common gynecological inflammation for women. Although Vulvitis is a common gynecological disease, it will cause serious consequences. Vulvitis will affect women's life and work, and bring great trouble to women's life. It is best to Symptomatic treatment according to the etiology of Vulvitis. Then will it be ok for women not to treat Vulvitis?
Can women get better without treatment of Vulvitis
1. Although Vulvitis is a common gynecological disease for women, it can cause very serious symptoms, affect women's quality of life, and cause great trouble to work, cause great trouble to women, and cause serious damage to the body. Therefore, it is best to go to a regular gynecological hospital for corresponding examination and Symptomatic treatment according to the cause.
2. Patients with Vulvitis should not only actively cooperate with the treatment, but also maintain local cleanliness and hygiene. It is best to clean the vulva with warm boiled water every day to reduce the irritation of secretions to the vulva. Do not wear chemical fiber underpants or it will rub the local skin, which will aggravate the itching symptoms. It is best to use flowing clean water to flush the vulva.
3. Women should understand the impact of Vulvitis. Vulvitis will affect women's pregnancy and normal sexual life, which will easily lead to a decline in women's quality of life, and will affect women's work efficiency. Vulvitis will increase the risk of infertility, and will lead to itching of women's private parts, and even menstrual disorders and increased leucorrhea.
How women treat Vulvitis
1. Drug treatment: drugs are commonly used to treat Vulvitis. Patients can be treated with Pyruvic acid cream and compound vitamin A cream. Pay attention to the correct drug use method, use drugs reasonably under the guidance of doctors, or use glucocorticoid ointment
2. Physiotherapy: Microwave therapy is suitable for patients with mild illness, and can improve the symptoms of Vulvitis very well. Physiotherapy is a common treatment method, while microwave therapy is a common physical therapy, which can achieve good therapeutic effect, but not all patients can be treated by physical methods.
3. Conservative management: For those patients who are not seriously ill, they should maintain local cleanliness and hygiene at ordinary times. Do not use irritating soap to clean the vulva. It is better to wear breathable underpants, eat less spicy food, and not eat food that is easily allergic. This can improve the symptoms of Vulvitis, and try to keep the private parts dry and breathable.
