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Itching around labia minora and swelling
A few days ago, i started getting an itch around my vagina, nothing internal. Only on the external surface. It also resulted in the swelling of my labia and it sticking out. Used to wear loose clothes, no underwear and it was healing on it's own but now i got my periods and I have to wear a pad. The surface of the pad touches the protruding swollen labia and it hurts. Not exactly hurts but a constant mild irritation is there.
What should I do? What medicines can I take to ease it out?
Thank you!
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Seems to be fungal infection or may be because of dryness earlier, wash that area with water only once , try to keep it dry, dont use any otc cream there. Change pad every 3-4 hours. Wear cotton loose garments
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The symptoms may indicate a local infection. However yeast does not cause pain. This could also be due to another local pathology such as a cyst or folliculitis.
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Please book an appointment for check up with Gynecologist .
Health Tips
Use Cotton underpants
Keep area clean and dry
Wipe from front to back
Do not use harsh soaps for cleaning
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It might be a yeast infection. Gently wash the area with mild, fragrance-free soap, rinse well, and pat dry thoroughly. Avoid over-cleaninGently wash the area with mild, fragrance-free soap, rinse well, and pat dry thoroughly.Stay away from harsh soaps, scented products, and harsh cleansers. consuming probiotics like yogurt may help maintain a healthy balance.
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