How to take care of vulvitis during pregnancy preparation

Vaginitis is a very common female disease in gynecological diseases. During the treatment of vaginitis patients, daily care is also very important. At the same time, patients must adhere to treatment to prevent recurrence. So how to care for vulvitis during pregnancy preparation? The following editor will give you a detailed introduction.

How to take care of vulvitis

Pay attention to personal hygiene, keep the vulva clean and dry; wash and change underwear frequently, do not share bath towels and bathtubs with others, do not wear nylon or similar underwear, and boil and disinfect bath towels and underwear used during the illness. Sexual intercourse is prohibited during treatment, and vaginal medication and sitting baths should be avoided during menstruation. Those with recurrent episodes should check their husband's urine and prostate fluid, and if necessary, check repeatedly. If positive, they should be treated together.

Diet adjustment: the diet should be light, and spicy food should be avoided to avoid dampness and heat or damage to Yin blood. Pay attention to dietary nutrition and strengthen the body to drive away evil spirits.

Mental conditioning, patients with vaginitis should stabilize their emotions, cultivate their temperament, and receive psychological treatment according to the patient's personality and the causes of the disease, strengthen exercise, enhance physical fitness, and improve their own immune function. Actively eliminate the inducing factors and promptly treat various inflammations of the reproductive organs.

Clean with warm water. The vulva is stained with urine and is a dirty place. Wash it with soap, hot water, and washing liquid every night. In fact, the vulva is not dirtier than the mouth and nose. Excessive cleaning will cause the flora of the vulva to be imbalanced, causing local inflammation, and the door will be restless, allowing bacteria to enter. It is enough to use warm water for daily cleaning, and you only need to wash the vulva, without doing a deep cleaning.

How to self-examine the vulva for women

"Smell" means to smell the secretions, menstrual blood or the smell of the vulva. Normal smells are light fishy, ​​sweaty or odorless. If there is a fishy, ​​rancid or special smell, there may be a problem.

"Look", you can use a small mirror, put it under the vulva, move the mirror back and forth, left and right, and use the mirror to observe your vulva. In addition, by observing the color, turbidity, and consistency of vaginal secretions, such as leucorrhea and menstrual blood, you can also find some clues. Normal leucorrhea is a thin liquid with a clear white color, and normal menstrual blood is bright red or light red. Some people may also have a few blood clots.

When "touching", wash your hands first, and use the "finger pads" (commonly known as "finger belly") of your index and middle fingers to touch the vulva in sequence, starting from the "mons pubis" area, from top to bottom, until the anus.

How to treat vulvitis

General treatment: Patients with vulvitis should keep the vulva clean and dry, avoid scratching and rubbing to prevent bacterial reinfection. Change underwear frequently and disinfect with boiling water to prevent cross infection.

Vulvitis is an inflammation of the vulva caused by pathogen invasion or various adverse stimuli. It can exist independently, but is more often complicated by vaginitis, urinary system diseases, anorectal diseases or systemic diseases, or is one of the manifestations of certain vulvar diseases. Clinical manifestations include itching, pain, burning sensation, and even swelling, rashes, erosions, and ulcers of the vulvar skin.

Local treatment: Female patients should rest in bed and refrain from sexual intercourse to prevent local re-irritation that may lead to recurrence or aggravation of vulvitis. Female friends should pay attention to this. This treatment method must be carried out under the guidance of a doctor and must not be used blindly.

Drug treatment: For patients with more serious conditions accompanied by fever and increased white blood cell count, drug treatment can be used. Do not treat yourself blindly and stop treatment when the symptoms are alleviated. Because of long-term use of medication, pathogenic bacteria may also develop drug resistance. Therefore, after being infected with vulvitis, women should undergo effective examinations and treatments.