When women are pregnant, they must pay attention to their own maintenance, especially hygiene and health. They should change their underwear frequently, clean their body and private parts. Some pregnant women may experience itching underneath after becoming pregnant, and at this time, it is even more important to take good cleaning measures. Underwear must be kept clean and tidy.
What should pregnant women do if they itch underneath
It may be caused by endocrine disorders. After endocrine disorders, blood toxins erupt on the skin and itch is the reason. Traditional Chinese medicine says that the surface is blood toxins, and the root is organ toxins. Without eliminating the toxins from the blood, the five organs cannot be completely cured. The solution to a complete cure is to promote blood circulation and activate the organs. To clear blood toxins, the differentiation mechanism of epidermal cells can be restored to normal. Considering that it is still caused by inflammation, anti-inflammatory and anti itch washes can be used for washing. In the late stage of pregnancy, Dakning suppository vaginal medication can also be used to relieve itching. Pay attention to rest, eat less sweets, spicy and stimulating foods, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, pay attention to genital hygiene, change underwear frequently, hot wash frequently, and preferably expose to sunlight.
Symptoms of external genital itching during pregnancy
During pregnancy, external genital itching is often manifested as persistent or paroxysmal itching. It often occurs in the vagina, outside the labia majora, pubic mound, clitoris, labia minora, and perineum, and can spread to the vicinity of the anus. It is a type of localized pruritus. Often itching is unbearable, especially at night. Long term itching can cause rupture, redness, swelling, or secondary infection. Due to long-term scratching, there may be local infiltration, thickening, and pigmentation.
If a woman finds itching underneath during pregnancy, the best way is not to seek self treatment. Instead, go to a regular hospital or clinic, get checked, and receive targeted treatment based on the cause of the itching. Do not use medication or cleaning products on your own to prevent harm to the pregnant woman and fetus, but the most important thing is to clean your private parts.
