Patient's question:
Where did it start to get a bump, it's better nowDoctor's answer:
For the treatment of non-specific vulvitis, maintain cleanliness and dryness of the vulvar area, and avoid scratching. Discontinue the use of medications for vulvar washing and avoid wearing synthetic underwear. During the acute phase, ensure adequate rest and refrain from sexual activity. When necessary, follow medical advice to use anti-inflammatory and anti-pruritic medications. The primary focus should be on treating the underlying cause, such as inflammation of the vagina or cervix. Once these areas are healed, the non-specific vulvitis may resolve accordingly. Local application of liquid sitz baths, especially after urination and defecation, can be beneficial. Applying antibiotic ointment to the affected area also provides effective treatment. Maintain cleanliness and dryness of the vulvar area daily, particularly during menstruation. Avoid wearing synthetic underwear and jeans. Timely treatment of conditions such as vaginitis and cervicitis can help prevent non-specific vulvitis.