What should I do if one side of my vagina is swollen?

The main reason for redness and swelling of the female genitals is that men are too rough during sex or continue to have sex for too long, which causes redness, swelling and congestion of the genitals. In this case, you only need to reduce the number of sexual intercourse and keep the genitals clean within a few days. However, if there is sudden redness, swelling and pain in the vulva, you need to consider whether it is a gynecological inflammation problem. However, you cannot be sure because the external manifestations of many gynecological diseases are redness, swelling and pain in the vulva. At this time, you can only seek help from a doctor.

There are many kinds of swelling in the lower body. For example, young women may experience vaginal swelling after the first few times of sexual intercourse. This is a normal phenomenon. At this time, you only need to keep your genitals healthy, wash them more often with clean water, reduce the frequency of sexual intercourse, and avoid bacterial growth to increase pain. The symptoms will disappear on their own after a few days. If the swelling occurs suddenly, it is most likely caused by inflammation. There are many reasons for inflammation. We should not guess blindly or take medicine indiscriminately. We should go to a regular hospital for a gynecological examination and conduct systematic treatment after determining the specific cause.

Vulva swelling is one of the most common gynecological diseases. In fact, vulva redness and swelling is a symptom caused by various unstable lesions of the vulva. The vulva is a special part and a very fragile and disease-prone part. Therefore, when there is discomfort in the vulva, you must go to a regular hospital for relevant examinations and treatment in time.

There are many reasons for genital swelling, which may be caused by certain diseases, so you should go to a regular hospital to find out the specific cause and carry out targeted treatment for the primary disease to keep the vulva clean and dry. Do not use soap to wash it, and do not wash it too frequently. Avoid scratching the vulva, do not drink alcohol, and do not eat spicy and irritating foods.

Preventing the consequences of genital itching seriously affects one's quality of life and physical health, so you must remember not to scratch, wash with hot water, or rub, and use appropriate medication, but this must be done under the professional guidance of a doctor. Use sedatives, safety drugs, and antihistamines to adjust your mood, reduce anxiety and tension, and relieve the symptoms of itching. If necessary, use local antipruritic drugs.