How can skin eruptions in the labia minora region be treated?

Question

Hi doctor,

I have had a few skin eruptions in my labia minora region for the past 15 days, and I am taking medications for a urinary tract infection. I got a few laboratory tests done, and the interpretations are as follows:

ESR is 40.
Platelet count and WBC count have increased.

Currently, there is no pain. The only symptoms that I have are mild itching inside the vagina and increased frequency of micturition. Please help.

Thanks.

Answer 1

Hello,

Welcome to icliniq.com.

I can understand your concern.

I am here to offer my professional insight into your medical issues. The redness could be because of irritation, and I suggest you apply Clotrimazole cream locally. Other instructions include:

Keep the genital area clean and dry, and change your undergarments two times a day.
Wash your genital area with soft cleansers like Lactic acid (V wash).
After urination, wash your genital area with water and dry it properly.
Drink plenty of water daily. Drink at least 0.26 gallons of water per day.
Take two teaspoons of Disodium hydrogen citrate (Cital) syrup in a glass of water twice daily.

Feel free to revert if you need further clarification.

I hope this information will help you.

Thank you.