Vaginal Itching

Abnormal vaginal itching may often occur due to infections, menopause, or irritant It may also be caused by specific skin disorders or STDs.

 

What is an Abnormal Vaginal Itching

Abnormal vaginal itching may often occur due to infections, menopause, or irritant It may also be caused by specific skin disorders or sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).

Most ladies have a slight itching and will often go away. If the abnormal vaginal itching does not go away, it may be due to underlying medical conditions.

 

What Are Some of The Common Causes of Vaginal Itching?

Some possible causes of abnormal vaginal itching:

 

1. Trichomoniasis (STD)

Trichomoniasis is sexually transmitted from person to person or shared sex toys.

 

2. Genital Warts (STD)

Genital warts are cauliflower-soft-like growths appearing on the genitals caused by an HPV infection.

 

3. Chlamydia (STD)

People who have chlamydia often do not display symptoms at the early stage.

 

4. Gonorrhea (STD)

Gonorrhoea is caused by a bacterium that thrives in warm and moist areas of the body.

 

5. Vaginal Yeast Infection

Vaginal yeast infection is caused by an overgrowth of yeast in the vagina.

 

6. Bacterial Vaginosis

Bacterial Vaginosis is triggered by an increase in the imbalance of good and bad bacteria in the vagina.

 

When to See A Doctor?

You should visit your when you have any of the accompanying symptoms such as;

• Genital redness and swelling
• Unusual vaginal discharge
• Pain during sex
• Pain during urination
• Pain and tenderness in the genital area
• Ulcer, blisters, or unusual bumps