The labia are a very fragile and sensitive part of the female body. If accidentally injured, it can be extremely uncomfortable, and it is important to deal with it promptly, otherwise it will definitely have a significant impact on the baby's body. What are the obvious symptoms of a 3-year-old baby with a broken labia minora root? What should I pay attention to after being injured?
What's wrong with a 3-year-old baby with a broken labia minora root
A three-year-old baby with a torn labia minora is most afraid of suppurative infection in the torn wound. Once a suppurative infection occurs, there will be obvious redness, congestion, swelling, and pain around the wound, which will seriously affect the healing of the wound. In summary, it is recommended that you seek professional surgical treatment at the hospital, thoroughly clean and disinfect the torn wound, and follow the doctor's advice to regularly change the dressing and maintain the sterile state of the wound, so that the wound can heal quickly.
What should I do if a two-and-a-half-year-old baby is infected with vulvitis
1. External medications are generally used to treat vulvitis in babies. There are many medications that are effective in relieving symptoms such as itching, such as chloramphenicol ointment and erythromycin ointment. Parents and friends can clean their children's external genitalia, wipe them clean, and then apply chloramphenicol ointment or erythromycin ointment to the red and swollen areas of the external genitalia once or twice a day, or follow medical advice. After a period of treatment, the symptoms of redness, swelling, and itching will disappear.
2. It is generally not recommended to give children high doses of antibiotics. If the condition is severe or topical medication does not achieve therapeutic effects, antibiotics can be taken appropriately, but the type of medication and dosage should be guided by a doctor.
3. Along with treatment, care is also important. Cleaning the external genitalia of children every day can be done directly with warm water or by adding some antibacterial drugs to the warm water. After cleaning, dry the external genitalia and apply some baby powder appropriately to keep them dry.
A 3-year-old baby has a broken labia minora root, so it is important to pay extra attention during care. Especially after the baby goes to the bathroom, the mother should gently scrub the baby with warm water, but be sure to pay attention to the strength, otherwise the bacteria in the urine will contaminate the wound, which will affect wound healing and even cause gynecological diseases, affecting the baby's life.
