A woman's private parts are very delicate and easily invaded by bacteria. Especially when a woman has a private area disease, she often finds it difficult to talk about it, yet she can't ignore it. Therefore, women should talk to women about what to do. When encountering the following six private area problems, how can a woman adjust her body to improve her condition?
1. Vaginal infection or allergy :
Just as you need to breathe fresh air every day, so does your body. After being covered up all day, you deserve a chance to let your body return to nature and completely relax at night. However, if the sensitive genital area cannot breathe, bacteria can easily grow, and you may end up with genital infections and allergies.
In addition, it is important to maintain good hygiene of the vulva. Remember not to wash the vulva with soap; try to avoid scratching and rubbing the affected area; in terms of diet, eat less spicy food; and avoid depression and stress. If the symptoms still cannot be relieved, you should go to the hospital to find out the cause of the itching and treat the underlying cause.
2. Endometrial cancer :
Taking birth control pills can reduce the risk of endometrial cancer. Estrogen accelerates the division of endometrial cancer cells, while progesterone in birth control pills inhibits estrogen production. In addition, birth control pills can prevent many other diseases, such as ovarian cancer, osteoporosis, dysmenorrhea, menstrual disorders, ovarian tumors, and acne.
To prevent endometrial cancer, proactive cancer screening should be conducted, and follow-up observation should be performed if any suspicion is found. Estrogen should be used with caution in cases of dysfunctional uterine bleeding or menopausal syndrome to prevent excessive endometrial proliferation. If you have high blood pressure or other cardiovascular diseases, try to avoid taking birth control pills, as they may cause blood vessel blockage in these conditions.
3. Genital diseases:
Any unusual sensations or symptoms in the genital area may indicate a vaginal disease and should be taken seriously. Increased vaginal discharge, itching, and other abnormalities in the genital area are often caused by dermatological, gynecological, or urological conditions, and are not necessarily sexually transmitted infections. Monthly genital self-examinations can help you detect potential vaginal diseases early and seek timely treatment.
Dark spots – could be a sign of vulvar cancer. Vulvar cancer is a rare type of skin cancer that can be fatal if left untreated. However, with early medical attention, 90% of cases are curable.
A lump could be folliculitis, a blocked sebaceous gland, a benign tumor, or, in rare cases, vulvar cancer. If the lump does not disappear after two weeks, you should see a doctor promptly.
Unpleasant odor and itching may indicate fungal vaginitis or trichomoniasis. If fungal vaginitis develops during pregnancy and is not diagnosed and treated promptly, it can lead to premature birth or affect the health of the fetus.
