What is simple vulvitis?
Vulvitis is one of the common gynecological diseases in women. There are several common types: non-specific vulvitis, fungal vulvitis, infantile vulvitis, vestibular gland inflammation, acute vulvar ulcers, and sexually transmitted diseases.
Simple vulvitis belongs to non-specific vulvitis and is often caused by stimulation from various physical and chemical factors. It is one of the common gynecological inflammations. Simple vulvitis refers to the inflammation of the vulvar skin or mucosa, which can be divided into acute and chronic types. Due to its proximity to the urethra and anus, and the friction between the legs during movement, inflammation in these areas can spread to the vulva.
Since simple vulvitis can significantly affect a woman's life and health, it is important to understand its symptoms and pay attention to one's own physical health.
So, what are the symptoms of simple vulvitis?
Gynecological experts introduce: Simple vulvitis can be divided into acute and chronic types, and the symptoms of both are different.
[1] Common symptoms of simple vulvitis: Ulcers or eczema on the vulva, swelling and tenderness of the inguinal lymph nodes, slight increase in body temperature, and increased white blood cells.
[2] Acute symptoms of simple vulvitis: Pain, itching, swelling, burning sensation in the vulva, difficulty walking, worsening during exercise, sexual intercourse, urination, and defecation.
[3] Chronic symptoms of simple vulvitis: Itching in the vulva, visible scratch marks, thickened and rough local skin or mucosa, fissures, and even lichenification.
[4] Symptoms of simple vulvitis caused by diabetes: Redness and thickening of the vulvar skin, often brown, with scratch marks.
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