Irritant contact dermatitis of the vagina quiz
Take a quiz to find out what's causing your irritant contact dermatitis of the vagina.
Irritant contact dermatitis of the vagina quiz
Take a quiz to find out what's causing your irritant contact dermatitis of the vagina.
What is irritant contact dermatitis of the vagina?
Irritant contact dermatitis of the vagina causes the skin of the vagina to become red, sore, or irritated after coming in contact with a substance. It can be caused by contact with water, soap, powders, cream, and clothing. It can be caused by irritants or friction.
Rarity: Common
Symptoms
- Vaginal itch or burning
- Vulvovaginal redness
- Blistering
- Dry skin
- Sores
- Swelling
Treatment
Avoid using products that may irritate your vagina. The dermatitis should go away a few days after you remove what’s causing it. To help prevent contact dermatitis, avoid douching and using vaginal washes.
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