What medicine should be used to treat the redness and pain of the little girl's vulva?

If a girl is younger, she will be very nervous when she has some problems with her vulva. Many of them will be embarrassed to tell their parents, let alone see a doctor, which will cause the condition to become more and more serious. In fact, redness and pain in the vulva of women is usually not a big problem. For example, some people wear tight underwear, which may cause excessive friction and cause redness and pain in the vulva. How should they use medication to treat it at this time?

What medicine should be used for a little girl’s red and painful vulva?

According to the analysis of the child's symptoms, it is early childhood vaginitis, which is usually transmitted by washing clothes together with adults' clothes. It may also be caused by the child being too young and having low immunity. Traditional Chinese medicine can be used for treatment, using Phellodendron chinense, Sophora flavescens, Cnidium monnieri, Alum, and Angelica dahurica decoction for external fumigation and washing, combined with oral treatment with Wuwei Xiaodu Yin with added ingredients, to keep the vulva clean, dry and clean.

Vulvitis is an inflammatory lesion of the skin or mucous membrane of the vulva, such as redness, swelling, pain, itching, erosion, etc. 45 grams each of fleabane, wild yam, sophora flavescens, phellodendron chinense, rhubarb, gentian, radix trichosanthis, and alum.

Take 1 dose daily. Add appropriate amount of clean water to the medicine, boil it for 5-10 minutes, pour the liquid into a basin, fumigate and wash the vulva while it is hot. Take once a day in the morning, afternoon and evening, suitable for vulvitis.

For this situation, you can use cefadroxil capsules to improve it, or you can use vitamin E cream or glycerin to apply

Guidance:

Try not to wash your hair during your menstrual period. If you must wash your hair, try to wash it at noon. Be sure to blow dry your hair immediately after washing. Keep warm during your menstrual period.

When the child's vulva is red, it should be gently cleaned with hands dipped in water instead of wiping the buttocks directly with a towel. After cleaning, gently dry it with a towel.

Guidance:

When applying oils and ointments, you should place the cotton swab on the skin and roll it gently instead of brushing it up and down to avoid aggravating pain and causing peeling.

This child's condition is most likely due to poor local hygiene or other reasons causing the above symptoms. Active treatment is recommended.

Guidance:

It is recommended to use soda water for appropriate local cleaning, and give children oral cefaclor dispersible tablets and cypermethrin for treatment. During the period, pay attention to drinking more water and keep the vulva clean and hygienic.