Symptoms of vulvar eczema

Vulvar eczema is an allergic skin disease. There are many causes of vulvar eczema. We need to understand the causes and symptoms of vulvar eczema so that we know how to deal with it once it occurs. Of course, preventing vulvar eczema is also very important. Let us first understand what vulvar eczema is and the causes and symptoms of vulvar eczema.

Vulvar eczema is mostly caused by allergies. Of course, there are many factors that cause allergies. Some people are allergic to pollen, some are allergic to radiation and cosmetics, and some are allergic to seafood.

Causes

Allergies are an important cause of disease:

1. Allergens mainly include: cosmetics, radiation, plant pollen, eggs, fish, shrimp, milk and other foreign proteins;

2. Metabolites in the body, intestinal parasites, digestive tract diseases, and autoantibodies produced in the body, etc.

3. Mental factors lead to neuroendocrine dysfunction, which increases the skin's susceptibility to various stimuli and easily induces eczema.

Symptoms of vulvar eczema

Vulvar eczema can affect the vulva and surrounding skin, with symptoms including severe itching.

1. Acute phase

Erythema, edema, papules, and blisters gather in groups. Blisters may fuse, rupture, erode, exude, and form crusts. The lesions are often symmetrically distributed, relatively localized and recurrent.

2. Subacute phase

Erosion and exudation decrease, and scabs and desquamation appear.

3. Chronic stage

After the acute stage, the inflammatory response becomes milder, manifested as skin thickening, cracking, desquamation, and accompanied by pigmentation or hypopigmentation.

Above we introduced what vulvar eczema is. We know that vulvar eczema has multiple causes. The above introduced the concept of vulvar eczema and the causes of vulvar eczema, and introduced the symptoms of vulvar eczema in detail. We know that the symptoms of vulvar eczema can be divided into different periods, which are also explained one by one above.