Vaginal Itch Facts

Written by: Julia Dawson

Any women young or old can get a Vaginal Itch. vaginal itching is where there is an uncomfortable irritation of the vaginal skin and surrounding area. It can be caused from a multitude of things including, chemical irritants such as detergents and sprays, a yeast infection, bacterial vaginosis, vaginitis, menopause, stress, and even some less common causes such as pin worms or other skin conditions. A Vaginal Itch can be very uncomfortable and you will want to rid yourself of the symptoms almost immediately. Here are some simple yet logical approaches to getting rid of your vaginal itch.

  • You can take a sitz bath, which is a type of bath where only your hips and buttocks are soaked. There several types of bacterial vaginosis that will respond very well to this home remedy. To create the bath, you dissolved a half cup of table salt into a shallow tub of lukewarm water. Once you are sitting in the tub, insert your fingers into your vagina to let the solution in. relax. After waiting for a short while, relax for about 15 minutes. You should repeat this process for three nights for the best results.
  • Stop using talcum powder as it allows tiny particles to collect near your ovaries over a long period of time. This could increase the risk of ovarian cancer.
  • Abstain for sexually intercourse for the duration of the vaginal itch. The itch may have been transmitted from your partner.
  • Use condoms if you don’t already. But if the condition was followed from using condoms, switch to other preventive measures for birth control.
  • If all else fails, consult your doctor. They will recommend the best approach for treatment.

Always be sure to carefully monitor and be responsible of what you wear, purchase, use, and eat. All of these actions may contribute to a vaginal itch, and it’s always better to be safe than sorry.

 


About Julia Dawson

This blog is published by Julia Dawson a healthcare professional with a passion for helping women with general vaginal health issues. If you have Bacterial vaginosis, Yeast infection, vaginal odor or suffer from vaginal discharge then we would like to help.

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