How to prevent female babies from suffering from gynecitis

Why do young girls have vulvar itching? This is related to the special reproductive tract structure, special physiology and behavior of young girls. We all know that the vulva of young girls lacks the fat pads and pubic hair of mature women, and the labia are small and thin. Therefore, they are more susceptible to damage than adult women. At the same time, they are also easily invaded by various pathogenic microorganisms. At the same time, the estrogen level in young girls is very low, and the inside of the vagina is neutral or alkaline, which is particularly conducive to the growth and reproduction of various pathogenic bacteria. In addition, because young girls are still ignorant, they do not know how to effectively protect themselves, have poor hygiene awareness, and like to sit on the ground when playing. If the child wears open-crotch pants, it is particularly easy to attract a large number of pathogenic bacteria in the dust on the ground. These factors will cause vulvar infection in young girls and cause vulvovaginitis.

Compared with adult women, young girls often have nonspecific vulvovaginitis. Most young girls with the disease often show changes similar to diaper dermatitis, and only a small number of young girls show bacterial vaginitis. If young girls suffer from trichomoniasis, fungal vaginitis, or gonococcal vaginitis, it is mostly caused by contact with towels and bathtubs used by adults.

Therefore, as parents of young girls, we should pay special attention to preventing children from contracting vulvovaginitis. In daily life, we should pay attention to protecting the cleanliness of young girls' vulva, pay attention to letting young girls wear open-crotch pants as little as possible, and develop the habit of washing children's vulva every night; we should cultivate children's habits of washing hands and changing clothes frequently, and educate young girls not to have bad habits of directly touching the vulva with dirty hands; do not let children share a bathtub or use the same towel with their parents; wear loose clothes for young girls to reduce stimulation of the vulva and reduce the chance of young girls suffering from vulvovaginitis. Once it is found that the child's vulva has symptoms such as itching, redness, swelling, pain, erythema, blisters, etc., it is necessary to take the child to the pediatric department of a regular large hospital for examination and treatment in time to avoid the aggravation of the disease, nip the minor disease in the bud as soon as possible, prevent and treat the internal reproductive tract diseases, and ensure the health of young girls.