Post Date November, 16 2024
Vulvitis is the most common gynecological disease in daily life. However, due to different causes, the types of vulvitis also vary. To quickly treat the disease, we need to have an understanding of different types of vulvitis in order to provide targeted treatment.
The common types of vulvitis among young female friends are
(1) Fungal vulvitis: Vulvitis caused by yeast infection often coexists with fungal vaginitis.
(2) Acute vulvar ulcer: Due to various reasons, vulvitis is generally a manifestation of vulvitis during the pathological process.
(3) Sexually transmitted diseases: genital warts, soft scabies, genital herpes, gonorrhea, and other sexually transmitted diseases of the vulva. During the process of onset, the vulva is often inflamed
(4) Vestibular gland inflammation: It is commonly seen in women of childbearing age in vestibular gland cysts caused by acute inflammation caused by bacterial infections such as Staphylococcus, Streptococcus, and Escherichia coli. Chronic inflammation persists for a long time, and the vestibular gland duct obstructs the accumulation of glandular fluid. After the acute vestibular gland inflammation subsides, pus is absorbed, and vestibular gland cysts and abscess are also present
(5) Non specific vulvitis: Physical and chemical factors in daily life can stimulate poor hygiene, weaken the body, cause bacterial damage to the female genitalia, cause vulvitis such as cervical vaginitis, or wear airtight nylon underwear. Excessive stimulation of vaginal secretions can cause urine to soak into the vulva.
How to prevent female vulvitis? Methods for preventing female vulvitis
1. Live a regular life, go to bed and wake up early, and exercise appropriately. Add or remove clothing in a timely manner to avoid cold and hot stimulation.
2. When taking a shower, do not wash too much skin, do not scald with hot water, do not use alkaline soap, do not wear chemical fiber underwear and tight fitting clothes, and wear cotton underwear. Pay attention to solution concentration, temperature and time, and precautions when taking a local sitz bath.
3. Master the correct cleaning sequence for the external genitalia and anus, regularly clean the external genitalia and anus, and pay attention to the sequence when cleaning. Wash the external genitalia first and then the anus. Towels and bowls that cannot be reversed must be exclusively used by experts. Otherwise, bacteria can easily invade the urethral opening.
4. Eliminate contact with infectious sources, pay attention to hygiene for women who enjoy swimming, promote showering, and avoid using towels, pants, bowls, etc. to eliminate infections. Eliminate bad habits, actively participate in healthy entertainment activities, and effectively prevent vulvitis.
5. Patients with external genital itching should cut their nails, wash their hands, and avoid scratching the skin. Develop a good habit of washing hands before going to the bathroom. Surveys have shown that a large number of pathogenic microorganisms, such as Chlamydia and Mycoplasma, attach to human hands and can invade the urethra through defecation.
