Post Date November, 16 2024
The appearance of vulvitis is particularly troublesome for many women, and there are also many symptoms after illness. It is important to pay attention to the impact on the patient's body, and if there are any abnormal symptoms in the body, it is necessary to immediately go to the hospital for examination.
Symptoms of vulvitis
1. Symptoms of the external genitalia: itching, pain, burning sensation, worsening during walking, labor, cycling, sexual intercourse, and urination.
2. Abnormal skin of the external genitalia: The skin of the external genitalia is congested, red and swollen, with increased exudate, scars, and sometimes ulceration, skin rupture, blisters, papules, and eczema. As the disease progresses, the skin thickens and thickens, the color changes, and the skin cracks.
3. Excessive vaginal discharge: Some female patients have noticed an increase in vaginal discharge, which appears as a yellow pus.
4. Pain during sexual intercourse: When a woman experiences folliculitis or abscess in the external genitalia, the external genitalia is highly swollen and painful, accompanied by symptoms such as painful urination and sexual intercourse.
5. Redness, swelling, and congestion: During the acute phase of vulvitis, there may be redness, swelling, and congestion, as well as symptoms such as itching, cracking, congestion, erosion, and eczema.
6. Mucosal congestion: Women with vulvitis may experience varying degrees of swelling and congestion in the skin and mucosa of the vulva. In severe cases, they may also experience varying degrees of erosion and ulcers, or symptoms such as eczema.
7. Pruritus of the external genitalia: The most common symptom of vulvitis is itching of the skin of the external genitalia, with burning sensation and pain, especially worsening after activity, sexual intercourse, and urination.
Examination method for vulvitis
1. Routine examination of vaginal discharge: distinguishing between fungal and trichomonal vaginitis, determining vaginal pH value, vaginal cleanliness, clue cells, and amine test.
2. Mycoplasma Chlamydia detection: Non gonococcal vaginitis that can be diagnosed with Mycoplasma Chlamydia infection. If there is sexual activity, especially for those with pain during sexual intercourse, bloating of the lower abdomen, those with two or more sexual partners, those who continue to use medication but do not improve or repeatedly experience cervical diseases, all need to be checked.
3. Bacterial culture test: can detect the pathogenic bacteria of bacterial vaginitis. If there is no mold or trichomonas, and the cleanliness is above 3 degrees, it needs to be checked. What are the suitable inspection items for you? Consult experts to understand, and they will recommend suitable diagnosis and treatment plans based on your specific situation, and inform you of the specific costs.
4. Routine women's examination: mainly examining skin changes such as vulvar inflammation, tumors, and sexually transmitted diseases, examining the size, texture and position of the uterus, size and shape of the ovaries, pelvic tenderness and compression, etc.
