What to do if pubic hair itches? This will stop the itching quickly

It is extremely normal to have pubic itching in the hot summer. At this time, you should avoid spicy food, eat a low-fat diet, try applying erythromycin ointment and washing frequently with hot water, or choose a suitable topical steroid ointment or oral antihistamine.

1. Itching caused by folliculitis or inflammation of sebaceous glands. Solution: Avoid spicy food, eat a low-fat diet, apply erythromycin ointment and wash frequently with hot water. Don't squeeze it, otherwise it will easily spread the infection. You can also take some antibiotics orally.

2. Itching caused by adult pubic lice and eggs occurring on the skin surface and at the roots of hair follicles. Solution: Shave off body hair, then choose a product that can completely kill adult pubic lice and eggs and actively treat it. It usually takes 3-5 days to be cured. If the treatment is not thorough or only the adult parasites on the skin and hair shafts are removed, the larvae at the roots of the hair follicles will hatch after a period of time and the disease will often recur. Leading to treatment failure. It is generally recommended to use licekiller for treatment.

3. Vaginal Trichomonas infection: When the acidity of the female vaginal mucosa decreases, the production of lactic acid decreases, making vaginal Trichomonas infection more likely to occur, which manifests as foamy leucorrhea and itching of the vulva. Solution: Take metronidazole orally, and use vaginal cleansing solution or 1:5000 silver nitrate to flush the urethra topically and retain an appropriate amount of solution for 3 to 5 minutes.

4. Skin diseases of the vulva: The skin lesions of tinea cruris often extend to the vulva, causing severe local itching. The local itching caused by vulvar eczema and neurodermatitis is more severe. The former is manifested by papules, blisters and erosions with unclear skin boundaries, while the latter often causes thickening of the skin with lichenification due to scratching. In addition to causing local itching, vulvar leukoplakia is often accompanied by vulvar malnutrition and skin atrophy. Solution: Choose a suitable topical steroid ointment or oral antihistamine.

5. Diabetes: Due to the irritation of diabetes to the vulvar skin, especially when accompanied by fungal vulvitis, vulvar itching is particularly severe. Many patients first seek medical attention due to itching and redness of the vulva, and are diagnosed with diabetes only after further examination. Solution: Go to the hospital for examination, determine the cause, and receive treatment.