Patient's question:
I have had vulvitis for five days and feel it is very difficult to urinate. Is it related to vulvitis??Doctor's answer:
Neglecting hygiene and physical weakness can all cause bacteria to thrive in the external genital area of women, leading to conditions such as vulvitis, cervical inflammation, or vaginal inflammation. Wearing non-breathable nylon underwear can cause excessive vaginal discharge, irritating the external genital area; rinsing the external genital area with urine; using unclean sanitary pads or toilet paper, which can lead to vulvar infections. These factors create conditions for bacteria to grow and adapt in the external genital area. It is important to keep the external genital area dry and avoid scratching. Vulvitis can cause significant harm to patients. Once symptoms are noticed, it is essential to seek medical attention promptly, while also paying close attention to dietary issues, with a focus on light and nutritious foods.