Patient's question:
1 month ago, there was itching in the external genital area, accompanied by rashes. Tests revealed no mold or bacteria, but the cleanliness was not high. Vaginitis was suspected. After using a wash solution and inserting medication, a menstrual period occurred in the middle. The doctor examined and said it was fine. The rashes were suspected to be eczema, so the patient was referred to a dermatologist. However, after the menstrual period, there was dryness during sexual activity, pain during intercourse without foreplay, and then itching and swelling on one side of the vaginal opening, with asymmetrical labia. The symptoms were the same as before. How did it come back? Blood sugar tolerance test was normal, and the allergen was dust mites. Currently, the living space is a raw apartment with a lot of dust. The table looked like it hadn't been lived in for 10 years after just two days.Doctor's answer:
According to the situation you described, the labia minora on both sides are not the same size. Could it be a Bartholin's gland cyst? In your case, it is also considered that the external itching of the vulva may be caused by vaginal discharge. Vaginal infections are easily contracted when the resistance is low. Underwear should be exposed to sunlight and washed daily. If the room has a lot of dust, it can also lead to poor hygiene in the vulvar area. Avoid spicy and irritating foods. It is necessary to have a hospital examination to check for inflammation in the secretions and Bartholin's glands! In fact, having vulvar itching is not terrible. Patients should believe that they can overcome the illness. As long as the symptoms are detected in time and treated accordingly, the chances of controlling the condition and recovering are very high.