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Vaginal itching is an uncomfortable and sometimes painful symptom that is often caused by irritating substances, treatable and preventable infections, or menopause. In rare cases, itching may occur due to stress or can be a sign of vulvar cancer. Your gynecologist can determine the cause of your itching through an examination and testing. He or she will then
be able to recommend appropriate treatments for this uncomfortable symptom.
Pia kuna haya hapa japo mengine yanajirudia:
Although vaginal
itching is the hallmark of yeast infections and other vaginal infections (including
sexually transmitted diseases, STDs), itching in the
vagina and
vulvar areas has multiple causes. Vaginal itching can also arise due to chemical irritants that may be found in detergents or
soaps,
douches and vaginal creams, toilet paper, bath feminine hygiene products, and vaginal contraceptive products.
Women in the menopausal transition may experience vaginal itching due to fluctuations in
estrogen levels. As estrogen levels decline in the
peri-menopause, the vaginal wall becomes thinner and drier, and itching may result.
Some studies have shown a link between psychological
stress and vaginal yeast infections. This is likely due to the fact that stress is known to have a negative effect on the
immune system and could possibly increase the likelihood of getting a
yeast infection in Women and Men.
Patients may experience the related symptoms of
Vaginal Odor,
Vaginal Discharge, and/or
Vaginal Dryness.