What to do with itchy lower body, diet and habit treatment

Some women often experience itching in their lower body, among which fungi and vaginal trichomoniasis are common infection factors. Generally speaking, if the host does not have the conditions for them to grow rapidly, they are harmless, but when certain gynecological diseases occur, itching symptoms will occur. So what should you do if your lower body itches?

1: Avoid spicy foods in your diet, such as chili, pepper, fennel, Sichuan pepper, star anise, onion, fried dough sticks, roasted lamb, electric grilled chicken, fried quail, fried pork chops, and fried chicken wings.

2: Avoid smoking, drinking, eating seafood, sweet, greasy and other foods to prevent aggravating vaginal inflammation and congestion.

1: Do not scratch. When the vagina is itchy, do not scratch it hard to prevent bleeding, redness and swelling. Do not use hot water to wash it to avoid burns.

2: Change your underwear every day, and it is best to wear loose cotton underwear to keep the vagina breathable and dry.

3: Not paying attention to hygiene habits and always wiping from the anus to the urethra after defecation may bring certain bacteria into the vagina and cause recurrence.

4: Pay attention to hygiene. For example, do not wash underwear and socks at the same time, and do not share a bathtub with others, as this may easily cause cross-infection of germs and lead to recurrence.

Do not rub or wash the affected area vigorously with soap or hot water, as this will make the itchy area more painful and itchy, and even break the skin. Do not wash it specially before seeing a doctor. You should let the doctor examine it in its original appearance so that the doctor can accurately find the real cause of the disease.