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Itching vagina
My 1 year 10 month old daughter is itching upper vaginal area constantly throughout the day. We have given bandy plus syrup 10 ml for possible worm infection few days ago as suggested by a pediatrician earlier. We also did urine routine and microscopy which came completely normal, no bacteria or yeast cells were present. All absent and normal readings.
We see some small dots kind of raised skin in both side of labia. If that could be cause of itching. Please suggest further course of action. It will be very helpful. Thank you.
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Change the diaper frequently.if u keep same diaper for longer time, dampness may cause itching and that leads to redness and lesions.
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apply T bact ointment thrice a day.
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Itching caused that raised dots over labia or vise versa.
Small superficial skin infection may also cause this.
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kindly avoid itching by using Levocetrizine syrup 2ml bd and mupirocin oint for local application.
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proper hygeine over diaper area.
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Hello .....diaper rash could be the cause ..
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need more information
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