"Vaginal irritation" refers to discomfort or soreness experienced in the vagina, usually due to various factors such as infections, allergies, or hormonal changes. It can cause itching, redness, or burning sensations in the vaginal area.
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I recently determined that I have a soy allergy and when I've consumed too much (accidentally since it's almost impossible to avoid) either my arms and legs itch like crazy all night or I have
extreme vaginal irritation that feels like a combination of a UTI and a yeast infection.
To help
with vaginal irritation, I recommend a sitz bath — a clean tub of tepid water with a small amount of baking soda — making sure to wash out the area well.
Bonus: these creams can help with vaginal lubrication and relieve symptoms
of vaginal irritation that can be a problem during menopause, too.
In fact, douching has been linked to infections (such as bacterial vaginosis, yeast, and even pelvic inflammatory disease) as well
as vaginal irritation.
This can lead to
vaginal irritation and inflammation (vaginitis) and even vaginal infection.
Whether it's a run - of - the - mill yeast infection or an STI like chlamydia, you will have
vaginal irritation, says Janna Andrews, MD, a breast and gynecological cancer specialist and assistant clinical professor of radiation medicine at the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra / Northwell in New York.
Many women have found that simply by switching to these healthier options, cramps, yeast infections,
vaginal irritation, and even flow have been reduced.
Dryness can also contribute to
vaginal irritation and itchiness — leading some women to feel they have a yeast infection.