A dermatite de contato irritante da vagina faz com que a pele da vagina fique vermelha, dolorida ou irritada após entrar em contato com uma substância. Pode ser causada pelo contato com água, sabão, pós, cremes e roupas. Pode ser causado por irritantes ou fricção.

Raridade: Comum

Sintomas

Coceira ou queimação vaginal
Vermelhidão vulvovaginal
Bolhas
Pele seca
Feridas
Inchaço

Tratamento

Evite usar produtos que possam irritar sua vagina. A dermatite deve desaparecer alguns dias após a remoção da causa. Para ajudar a prevenir a dermatite de contato, evite duchas higiênicas e lavagens vaginais.

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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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