How does the cause of vulvitis occur

Patient's question:

The external factor itching got better and then itchy again, coming and going for quite some time. It has already been several days since it got better, but how could it cause external factor itching in the first place?

Doctor's answer:

The four major reasons leading to the high susceptibility of vulvitis are:
1. Irritation from vaginal secretions, urine, poor hygiene, and pathogens such as fungi, trichomonas, and other sexually transmitted diseases.
2. Contact with detergents, synthetic fabrics, and failure to maintain local cleanliness and ventilation, which can trigger allergic vulvitis.
3. Certain chronic systemic diseases, such as diabetes, anemia, leukemia, and vitamin deficiencies, are also causes of the condition.
4. Postmenopausal women are more prone to vulvitis due to the decline in ovarian function, reduced estrogen levels, and atrophy of the external genital skin.
In addition to timely treatment, patients with vulvitis should also pay attention to maintaining a positive mood, as a good mood greatly assists in the complete recovery from the disease. I hope the above information is helpful to you.

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