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Pruritis Vulvae, A Simple Guide To The Condition, Treatment And Related Conditions
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- ISBN978-1-370-47766-1
- EAN9781370477661
- Date de parution20/10/2016
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- ÉditeurEditeurs divers USA
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Ode To Pruritis VulvaePruritus vulvae is persistent vulval itchingSome women find pruritus vulvae embarrassingIt can make them feel irritated and distressedIt may interfere in their sex life and make them depressedThe cause of Pruritus vulvae may be related to an allergic reactionIt is also associated with chronic fungal or yeast infectionIn younger females it may be associated with germs and poor hygieneThey should wash the vulvae thoroughly, keep dry and cleanThe goal of treatment is to stop the itch and avoid scratching.
Wipe front to back after urinating or defecatingAvoid scented soaps and wear loose 100% cotton underwear. Treat any infections, bacterial or fungal and lubricate any atrophic vulvae.-An original poem by Kenneth KeeA female with pruritus vulvae has persistent itching of the vulva or external genitals. Pruritus vulvae is a symptom, not a condition in itself. The vulva is the area of skin just outside the vagina.
Most women experience a slight vulval itch now and again. However pruritus vulvae mean the itch is persistent and causes distress. The itch may be particularly bad at night and may disturb the sleep. Allergies, chemicals, infections, or menopause may trigger pruritus vulvae. Pruritus vulvae occur in about 10 percent of women at some time in their lives. Causes of pruritus vulvae include:1. Allergic reaction2.
Chemical vaginitis3. Eczema4. Genital warts5. Bartholin's cyst6. Menopause7. Pregnancy8. Psoriasis9. Seborrhea10. Sexually transmitted disease11. Vaginal Infection12. Vulval cancer13. Urinary incontinence14. Skin infection:15. Yeast infection16. Lice17. Pinworms18. Poor hygiene in prepuberty19. Vaginal atrophy in menopause20. Lichen SclerosusThe Diagnosis is by:a. Blisters on the vulvab. Lice around the vulvac.
Pinworms on the vulvad. Rash on the vulvae. Redness of the vulvaf. Swelling of the vulvag. Vaginal dischargeSkin biopsy and Micro-organisms cultures will determine the cause. The treatment for pruritus vulvae depends on the cause. Treatment for pruritus vulvae may be:1. warm baths, 2. gentle cleansing of the vulva, 3. corticosteroid creams or lotions and4. oral antihistamines for itching5. Loose pantiesTABLE OF CONTENTIntroductionChapter 1 Pruritis VulvaeChapter 2 More about Pruritis VulvaeChapter 3 Treatment of Pruritis VulvaeChapter 4 Pruritis and Systemic DiseaseChapter 5 EczemaChapter 6 ThreadwormsChapter 7 ScabiesChapter 8 CandidiasisEpilogue
Wipe front to back after urinating or defecatingAvoid scented soaps and wear loose 100% cotton underwear. Treat any infections, bacterial or fungal and lubricate any atrophic vulvae.-An original poem by Kenneth KeeA female with pruritus vulvae has persistent itching of the vulva or external genitals. Pruritus vulvae is a symptom, not a condition in itself. The vulva is the area of skin just outside the vagina.
Most women experience a slight vulval itch now and again. However pruritus vulvae mean the itch is persistent and causes distress. The itch may be particularly bad at night and may disturb the sleep. Allergies, chemicals, infections, or menopause may trigger pruritus vulvae. Pruritus vulvae occur in about 10 percent of women at some time in their lives. Causes of pruritus vulvae include:1. Allergic reaction2.
Chemical vaginitis3. Eczema4. Genital warts5. Bartholin's cyst6. Menopause7. Pregnancy8. Psoriasis9. Seborrhea10. Sexually transmitted disease11. Vaginal Infection12. Vulval cancer13. Urinary incontinence14. Skin infection:15. Yeast infection16. Lice17. Pinworms18. Poor hygiene in prepuberty19. Vaginal atrophy in menopause20. Lichen SclerosusThe Diagnosis is by:a. Blisters on the vulvab. Lice around the vulvac.
Pinworms on the vulvad. Rash on the vulvae. Redness of the vulvaf. Swelling of the vulvag. Vaginal dischargeSkin biopsy and Micro-organisms cultures will determine the cause. The treatment for pruritus vulvae depends on the cause. Treatment for pruritus vulvae may be:1. warm baths, 2. gentle cleansing of the vulva, 3. corticosteroid creams or lotions and4. oral antihistamines for itching5. Loose pantiesTABLE OF CONTENTIntroductionChapter 1 Pruritis VulvaeChapter 2 More about Pruritis VulvaeChapter 3 Treatment of Pruritis VulvaeChapter 4 Pruritis and Systemic DiseaseChapter 5 EczemaChapter 6 ThreadwormsChapter 7 ScabiesChapter 8 CandidiasisEpilogue
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