What is the cause of lower body eczema

Whether male or female, they are very concerned about the health of their lower body. Therefore, if you want your lower body to be healthy, you should pay attention to the hygiene of your lower body. However, since the lower body is in a damp and dark environment for a long time, the chance of developing eczema, a skin disease in the lower body, is very high. After eczema occurs in the lower body, it is often unbearable and difficult to talk about. What are the causes of lower body eczema?

1. Mental factors: When patients often experience mental stress, or long-term excessive fatigue and depression, these conditions can cause neuroendocrine dysfunction, which can increase the susceptibility of the patient's skin to irritants through neural reflexes or endocrine influences, leading to the occurrence of vulvar eczema.

2. Local irritation: When the patient's vaginal secretions increase, or when he scratches due to discomfort and itching, or when he has urinary fistula, etc., it can also induce the occurrence of vulvar eczema.

3. External allergens: This situation is relatively common, and many allergens can cause eczema, such as eating some abnormal proteins, or the vulva coming into contact with some allergenic substances, such as dust, or highly irritating toiletries, etc. These factors can all lead to the occurrence of vulvar eczema.

4. Allergens in the body: This type of situation includes many aspects, such as internal lesions, digestive tract diseases, some parasitic diseases, etc., which can lead to the occurrence of vulvar eczema.

Vulvar eczema is considered to be relatively serious among eczemas. If not treated in time, it can cause many problems, especially leading to the occurrence of some gynecological diseases. Therefore, timely treatment should be carried out according to the symptoms. At the same time, the vulva should be kept clean, and scratching and eating some allergenic foods should be avoided. At the same time, some antihistamines can be used for treatment, such as diphenhydramine, chlorpheniramine, etc. If the itching is severe, 5% calcium bromide can be injected intravenously, vitamins can be taken orally, or hormone therapy can be performed. The choice of therapy and medication depends on the severity of the skin lesions, and it can be combined with local external treatment.

The above are some of the causes of vulvar eczema. It can be seen that many factors can lead to the occurrence of vulvar eczema. Although it is only a skin disease, it can be very harmful to patients when it becomes serious. Therefore, it is recommended that once vulvar eczema occurs, symptomatic drugs and therapies should be taken in time to control the cause of the disease in order to eliminate the symptoms as soon as possible.