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Itching Vulva
Itching vulva can be a symptom of cervical dysplasia, urinary infection or other genital disorders.
It is vital to avoid scratching the affected area. It is necessary to wash once or twice a day with lukewarm water. Women should wear loose fitting underwear, and avoid nylon pantyhose. Women suffering from this condition should try to keep cool, especially at nighttime.
Itching vulva can be a symptom of cervical dysplasia, urinary infection or other genital disorders.
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Itching Vulva -
Cervical Dysplasia, Urinary Infection
However, some women may have no such symptoms. These changes may cause difficulties in passing urine and having sexual intercourse. The symptoms of this condition are the following: the skin is itchy and sore; there is a change in color, and appearance of the affected areas.
Itching vulva can be a symptom of cervical dysplasia, urinary infection or other genital disorders.
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