Is vulvar itching contagious?

Vulvar itching is actually a common symptom, and this condition may be contagious, so friends must pay attention to it. The causes of vulvar itching are often caused by bacteria and fungi. Especially for those who have frequent sexual activities and do not pay attention to their hygiene, the chances of contracting these diseases will increase.

Vulvar pruritus is certainly contagious. Vulvar itching is caused by the invasion of many pathogens, such as bacteria, fungi, etc. In today's society, premature love among teenagers or sexual activities among young people in society occur frequently. This then led to the spread of the disease. Many people got sick. Another reason is that during menstruation, pregnancy, childbirth, etc., it is easy for pathogens to multiply in the body, leading to vaginal itching. If you feel itchy, do not scratch your skin to avoid skin damage and bacterial infection.

1. Sexual transmission is the main mode of infection. Therefore, when you have vulvar pruritus, you should never have sexual intercourse. Instead, you should go to the hospital for treatment in time, and don't avoid going to the hospital for treatment because you are shy or embarrassed, as this will only make the condition worse. If you continue to have sex while you are sick, more people will be infected.

2. Indirect contact transmission is also a way of infection. Nowadays, many people in society do not pay much attention to personal hygiene. They just use a basin or a towel for convenience. Some people even borrow other people's clothes. Diseases can also be transmitted through contaminated clothing.

3. Long-term infiltration of sugar in the urine of patients with diabetes, urine in patients with urinary fistula, and feces in patients with fecal fistula can also lead to the invasion of pathogens. Local moisture in underwear can also cause vulvar itching. So we must develop the habit of paying attention to hygiene.

Note:

1. Keep the vulva clean and dry, especially during menstruation, pregnancy, etc. It is best to clean your vulva every day. But don't use harsh soaps.

2. Do not wear synthetic underwear or tights, and change your underwear every day.