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Itching Of The Intimate Area

By markxhj October 14, 2020 5 answers Last updated October 14, 2020

Hi, I'm an 18-year-old girl. I would like advice from you what to do ... I have itching in the intimate area I do not know how to stop the itching this itching only in the evening it happens and one morning I woke up and blood a little like one point I had a spot on my nose and now I'm afraid if it is maybe I'm not a virgin ... I haven't spoiled my mother's fear yet please tell me what to do and how to stop this itching

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morgihurd answered · October 14, 2020

   Talk to your mother. She will be able to give you the right advice.

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sweet_chloe001 answered · October 14, 2020

   I doubt you're 18, but it doesn't matter. I guess it's candida. It causes itching. But if there was blood, it could be worse. Tell your mother and visit a gynecologist. Don't worry, it's probably nothing serious, but be sure to tell your mother! F, 22

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angelssexhotxx answered · October 14, 2020

   Hello dear girl, Itching in the intimate area can occur due to various reasons such as vaginal infection, fungus, candida or even an allergic reaction to bandages or toilet paper. I recommend that you make an appointment with a gynecologist and calmly tell your mother about the problem. She is a woman and she should understand you. According to the blood, it is possible that you have been injured by the itching and that the intimate area has become inflamed. To relieve the itching as quickly as possible, I recommend that you keep the following in mind: - Use 100% cotton underwear - Use baby wipes instead of toilet paper - Apply Nivea cream to the inflamed area - Wash with baking soda dissolved in warm water about 2 times a day. Soda prevents bacteria from spreading, and reduces the acidity of the area in question and normalizes the pH of the vagina. - Apply mostly baby products. In my case of persistent itching in the intimate area, these are the things that helped me a lot. But most of all, I recommend that you share it with your mother and if you need to seek professional help from a gynecologist! I wish you success!

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kfcindonesia answered · October 14, 2020

   Bathe more often, now seriously, you are a big girl, what will your mother tell you if you are not a virgin? Do you give a report? Even if you're not, don't tell her. See a doctor, it can be serious.

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hrdmale2 answered · October 14, 2020

   Hello, I am a 17-year-old girl and I had a similar problem ... I had similar symptoms and it turned out that I had a fungal infection that did not go away and when I went to the gynecologist for the 3-4th time he did a test and it turned out that I had diabetes. .... So it is advisable to go to a gynecologist.