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What Is The Treatment For Itchiness In The Private Part Of A Child?

hi there my 6 year old daughter is crying out in pain that her private parts front and back are really itchy i have had a look but can t see anything apart from a bumpy raised white part at the front i have given some paracetomol in hope that helps can you advise please
Mon, 23 Jan 2017
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Hi,
Welcome to HealthcareMagic.
Thank you for your question.

Itching of private parts alone or associated with symptoms of fever can be due to infections(urinary tract infections). Give her lots of fluids especially citric fruit juices like lemon juice. Proper hygiene. If the symptom persists
I would suggest you to take her to your family doctor/paediatrician for further evaluation and investigation.

I hope this answers your query. Good luck.

With best regards,
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What Is The Treatment For Itchiness In The Private Part Of A Child?

Hi, Welcome to HealthcareMagic. Thank you for your question. Itching of private parts alone or associated with symptoms of fever can be due to infections(urinary tract infections). Give her lots of fluids especially citric fruit juices like lemon juice. Proper hygiene. If the symptom persists I would suggest you to take her to your family doctor/paediatrician for further evaluation and investigation. I hope this answers your query. Good luck. With best regards,