Vulvitis

Vulvitis may be caused by one, or more, of the following:
scented or colored toilet paper
perfumed soaps or bubble baths
shampoos and hair conditioners
laundry detergents (especially enzyme-activated "cold water" formulas) ...
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Vulvitis
Treatment:
Self-care options may be initiated if no vaginal discharge is present. These include discontinuing the use of any potential irritants, and following the recommendations for preventing vulvitis (see Prevention section).
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Vulvitis Prevention
Since one of the main causes of vulvitis is exposure of the vulva to chemicals (bubble bath, douches, detergents, fabric softeners, perfumes, etc.), or other irritating materials (wool, fibrous, or "itchy" materials), ...
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Vulvitis can be caused by a number of conditions. These include chronic dermatitis, seborrhea or eczema, and allergies, particularly to soaps, colored toilet paper, vaginal sprays, laundry detergents, bubble bath, or fragrances.
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Vulvovaginitis, vulvitis, and vaginitis are general terms that refer to the inflammation of the vagina and/or vulva (the external genital organs of a woman).These conditions can be caused by bacterial, fungal, or parasitic infections.
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Estrogen pills or creams may relieve symptoms caused by vulvitis in older women.
If your urine contains pus and a low number of bacteria (not enough to be considered a true infection), your provider may prescribe an antibiotic.
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To avoid irritation in female children, limit bubble baths, wash girls thoroughly but gently after playing in sand and be wary of extended play in wet swimsuits, all of which can lead to irritation and redness of the vulva (vulvitis).
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