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Why have I got a vaginal rash is a common query. A vaginal rash is an ailment that women (men) at some time may have had, or will experience. Women tend to treat a rash regardless of not knowing the cause. This is not healthy and can be damaging. A rash forming in and around the vagina is not normally seen as a problem that requires medical attention. Nonetheless the discomfort from the condition allows it to worsen if the patient scratches the infected area, or heaven forbid use the wrong treatment. More women are coming out of their shell unafraid to visit their GP with their vaginal concerns. This is good news because doctors can detect vaginal diseases in time to save lives.

Untreated infections can turn nasty, so like a venereal disease too. Particular VDs left untreated can lead to serious health complications or result in death. If a vaginal rash is not duly caused by an allergic reaction to a specific material touching the skin, or spurred on by substances contained in bathroom smellies then it may be related to an infection. Various infections known to cause vaginal rash:

  • Yeast infections
  • Herpes
  • Genital warts
  • Trichomoniasis

The vaginal rash is more connected to yeast infections when fungus Candida is allowed to reproduce around the vagina. Tight clothing cannot be ruled out as a cause. Taut garmenting smothers the vagina therefore causing unhealthy damage. When you sweat, instead of the sweat being absorbed leaving the genital area cool and dry, it creates a moist environment for yeast fungi to grow.

Vaginal rash can occur round the time of menstruation if tampons or sanitary pads are not removed in the safe hygienic period. Cleaning done the wrong way after bowel movement - can cause vaginal issues. The acidic effect of urine can give reason for irritation. Think about it, why babies get nappy rash. An over wet nappy is usually the reason. Thoroughly dry the vagina and pubic hair after using the loo. Vaginal rash is also believed to derive from sexually transmitted diseases i.e. genital warts or herpes. Some women swear by soaking in a warm bath laced with salt and vinegar for soothing.

Under the arms and in between the toes are other body parts where yeast infection locates. Yeast fungus namely Candida is not rare and found on the mouth, fingers, skin and throat.

Candida albicans has been implicated in causing vaginitis.

Signs which show the yeast infection

  •  vaginal burning
  •  burning feel when peeing
  •  discomfort during or after sexual intercourse
  •  vaginal odor (not nasty)
  •  irritation
  •  vulva burning and itchiness
  •  itchy vagina
  •  weeing pain
  •  red rawness and swelling

Medication bought from the chemist should be used with caution. The genital area is tender and the skin sensitive, so un-agreeable treatments can cause serious health issues. Home treatments include nonprescription vaginal creams or suppositories. A single dose of fluconazole (Diflucan) tablet is effective for vaginal yeast infections. Fluconazole requires a prescription.

Genital herpes is a viral infection caused by the herpes simplex virus (HSV). It is sexually transmitted showing symptoms of skin blisters and sores, sometimes no visible symptoms. Unfortunately conditions with no show of symptoms cause serious setbacks for the patient UN-be known to them there is a disease progressing. HSV remains in the body for life even after only first time infection. Specific treatments reduce the number and severity of herpes outbreaks, but scarily cannot cure it completely.

Genital warts are an STD which affects male and females. They are caused by various types of human papillomavirus. HPV can affect the cervix, vagina, vulva, and anus. They can distort abnormal Pap test results. In contrast the male penis is affected, the scrotum and anus. Genital warts can disappear without the need of treatment but it can also grow and further spread.

To prevent vaginal nasties is to maintain a heath pact with the vagina. The vagina requires as much attention to hygiene as do other parts of the body.

1 Cut down sugar consumption and replace with yogurt. Vaginal bacteria are a particular type that is only contained in a couple of foods. Yogurt contains good bacteria called acidophilus. Sugar promotes the type of bacteria that the yogurt bacteria attempt to kill.

2 Infections mainly rise from sweat or oils build up. Wash regularly. Do not douche unless under doctors orders. Douching is too severe, although taking bad bacteria it also takes serious amounts of good bacteria. Douching can cause inflammation (vaginitis). Use a flannel with a mild unscented soap to wash inside.

3 Condoms help keep the vagina clean.

4 Wearing cotton underwear permits breathing space allowing the skin around the vagina to stay fresh.

5 Leaving tampons for longer than six hours is not only unhealthy and smelly, it is very dangerous. It can cause toxic shock syndrome which is a serious but uncommon bacterial infection. Although it was directed towards the use of tampons it is supposedly associated with the contraceptive sponge and diaphragm birth control method. Toxic shock syndrome symptoms include rapid high fever, faintness, and loose diarrhea, headache, and muscle pain.

6 Soap is not necessary it can encourage vaginal dryness. Warm water is ideal.

Aside from vaginal issues the whole personal hygiene entity is a beneficial aspect you should endorse on the body to keep killer infections away.





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» left by Anonymous (47 days 19 hours ago.)
lately. I've been noticing a rash around the lips of my vagina and sometimes around my vagina. It is obviously itchy and i notice at times when I am wiping myself after I've gone to the washroom I bleed a tiny little bit but it's not from the vagina, it's from the area around it so I guess when I wipe if I don't go gentle or what not. could it be from my underwear? I wear thongs about 99.8% of the time. Lately I've been wearing normal underwear and I'm less itchy but I'm still worried and I'm too scared to go see a doctor. I've taken a mirror to myself and I don't see anything un normal just a bit of redness. I should mention this has been going on since the beginning of July 2008 and it is now the middle of Oct 2008.

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» left by Martha from south africa (32 days 10 hours ago.)
My boyfriend and I were having sex when I bled. I used tissue to clean myself,wore a clean piece of tissue for at least 40 minutes and wore a pad. A day after I got a rash around my vagina. what could be the problem and what can I do. Im too imbarased to go to the hospital

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» left by airunugba abraham from nigeria (22 days 7 hours ago.)
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I would really like to make a comment . I am Airunugba Abraham from Nigeria. A studebt of Ambrose Ali University, Ekpoma. Nigeria. I want to say that some females are lacking a common fact about them selves in cleaning up each time they go to toilet.
 
The way you clean up after toileting matters alot to your urogenital systems. I would be very grateful if i have the opportunity of making a sound teaching to most unconcious ladies about the proper way of cleaning up each time they get to pass out waste feaca mata or urine. I am just hoping to find a means of making a good publishing about alot of urogenital uncommon problems developed fromour everyday living by most ladies who think they are actually clean in the urogenital/reprodutiove systems. Incase you want to get to me more about this, please email my email
I will be glad to talk about this more. Hope to make this worldly known to all. My regards to unaware ladies.

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