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Irritated Vulva After Periods, Whitish Skin On The Thigh. No Itching. Are These Dry Patches Due To Allergies?

My vulva is irritated after my period and the skin between my thighs and that area looks kind of white. Similarly to when one takes off a wet swim suite. My mons pubis also looks kind of dry in patches . I suspect its from my allergies; but what do you think it could be and what can I do. Its kind of itchy when I get too moist. All this is going on on the outside. No itching or anything on the inside.
Wed, 22 Aug 2012
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Hello,
Welcome to HCM,

Its difficult to precisely say without examining, as per your symptoms it could be allergy or fungal infection due to candidiasis.

You can try anti histamines available over the counter ,if its due to allergy it will subside with these medication, if not consult gynaec doctor to rule out any infection.

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Irritated Vulva After Periods, Whitish Skin On The Thigh. No Itching. Are These Dry Patches Due To Allergies?

Hello, Welcome to HCM, Its difficult to precisely say without examining, as per your symptoms it could be allergy or fungal infection due to candidiasis. You can try anti histamines available over the counter ,if its due to allergy it will subside with these medication, if not consult gynaec doctor to rule out any infection. Regards