No burning or anything, just an itchy Labia and it's been that way for a little over a month. I stopped using irritants such as soap down there and just use water to clean it, but nothing has changed. What can I do? I don't wanna go to the doctor's...
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I have a dry and itchy labia minora, what's wrong and what can I do?
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Dry and itchy labia minora can be caused by multiple factors:
MOST LIKELY
- allergic reaction or contact dermatitis
- fungal infection
- viral infection (molluscum contagiosum, HSV, CMV)
- seborrheic dermatitis or "vaginal dandruff"
- sugar and non-sugar diabetes
LEAST LIKELY
- generalized skin condition (psoriasis)
- parasite (scabies, lice)
- vaginal dystrophy ( vitamin A, B2, B12, iron and folic-acid deficiencies)
- Lichen sclerosis (unknown etiology) - typical for postmenopausal women, not to you (you're still 18)
- psychological factors.
In such a complex etiology, a professional exam would be the best choice. From your side, try taking group-B vitamins (for two weeks only) and stop masturbating (if you did it before).
MOST LIKELY
- allergic reaction or contact dermatitis
- fungal infection
- viral infection (molluscum contagiosum, HSV, CMV)
- seborrheic dermatitis or "vaginal dandruff"
- sugar and non-sugar diabetes
LEAST LIKELY
- generalized skin condition (psoriasis)
- parasite (scabies, lice)
- vaginal dystrophy ( vitamin A, B2, B12, iron and folic-acid deficiencies)
- Lichen sclerosis (unknown etiology) - typical for postmenopausal women, not to you (you're still 18)
- psychological factors.
In such a complex etiology, a professional exam would be the best choice. From your side, try taking group-B vitamins (for two weeks only) and stop masturbating (if you did it before).