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What Causes Burning Sensation In Vagina During Urination And Itchy Rashes In Genital Area?
A few days ago I started feeling a intense burning when I pee not from peeing but when it touched the skin between my vagina and butt I tried putting cream on it but it didn t go away now there is a very itchy and sore rash between my butcheeks and I have very thick clumpy discharge in my vagina I believe its a yeast infection but I can t be sure because I am on my cycle so it s has a red color I do have intence itching and soreness on the vagina no bad smells or anything I did wear I pair I jeans to work on day with no underwear on and I was at work for about 10 hrs that day can you please help me get rid of this problem
Mon, 30 Mar 2015
Hi,
Vaginal itching could be due to vaginal dryness or dermatitis or vulvovaginitis or vulvovaginal candidiasis.
You can go for complete medical history and thoroughly clinical examination by dermatologist or your gynecologist and swab test for microscopic test.
You should take treatment like
1) Wash vagina with soap and water
2) Moisturizer creams or lubricants
3) Don't wear tight clothing instead wear loose fitting undergarments.
4) Avoid using talcum powder,irritant soaps,bath oils,
5) You can take antibiotics and antifungal tablets or topical creams or ointments.
Consult your gynecologist or dermatologist if problem persists.
Vaginal itching could be due to vaginal dryness or dermatitis or vulvovaginitis or vulvovaginal candidiasis.
You can go for complete medical history and thoroughly clinical examination by dermatologist or your gynecologist and swab test for microscopic test.
You should take treatment like
1) Wash vagina with soap and water
2) Moisturizer creams or lubricants
3) Don't wear tight clothing instead wear loose fitting undergarments.
4) Avoid using talcum powder,irritant soaps,bath oils,
5) You can take antibiotics and antifungal tablets or topical creams or ointments.
Consult your gynecologist or dermatologist if problem persists.
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