Reizende Kontaktdermatitis der Vagina führt dazu, dass die Haut der Vagina nach dem Kontakt mit einer Substanz rot, wund oder gereizt wird. Es kann durch Kontakt mit Wasser, Seife, Pulver, Creme und Kleidung verursacht werden. Es kann durch Reizstoffe oder Reibung verursacht werden.

Seltenheit: Gemeinsam

Symptome

Vaginaler Juckreiz oder Brennen
Vulvovaginale Rötung
Blasenbildung
Trockene Haut
Wunden
Schwellung

Behandlung

Vermeiden Sie die Verwendung von Produkten, die Ihre Vagina reizen könnten. Die Dermatitis sollte einige Tage nach der Entfernung der Ursache verschwinden. Um Kontaktdermatitis vorzubeugen, vermeiden Sie Spülungen und Vaginalspülungen.

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Jeffrey M. Rothschild, MD, MPH.

Associate Professor of Medicine, Brigham and Women’s Hospital

Dr. Rothschild has been a faculty member at Brigham and Women’s Hospital where he is an Associate Professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School. He currently practices as a hospitalist at Newton Wellesley Hospital. In 1978, Dr. Rothschild received his MD at the Medical College of Wisconsin and trained in internal medicine followed by a fellowship in critical care medicine. He also received an MP...

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