186 clinical etiology of vulvar itching.doc

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 186 clinical etiology of vulvar itching [Abstract] Objective: To investigate the causes of female genital itching and treatment. Methods: look to take vaginal discharge smears or culture to find pathogens. Results: 186 patients were cured or almost cured 118 patients (63.4%) were cured, 43 patients ( 23.2%), effective in 25 cases (13.4%). Conclusion: The sensitivity of different pathogens, antibiotics and symptomatic treatment of vulvar itching of the results were satisfactory. [Keywords:] genital itching, vaginitis; pathogens Vulvar itching is caused by a variety of common skin conditions, a higher prevalence of married women, this paper out-patient treatment of 186 cases 2003-2006 clinic patients reported the following results. 1 Materials and Methods 1.1 Clinical data 186 cases were selected out-patients followed up patients (not including those diagnosed with genital warts, age 14 to 62 years, mean age 35 years, of which 137 patients aged 23 to 39, duration of 7 days to 2 years, an average of 2 ~ March, 142 cases of married, unmarried 44. 1.2 Clinical manifestations All patients had obvious genital itching or itching, skin manifestations as erythema, swelling in 107 cases, blisters, erosions in 23 cases, 42 cases of moss-like change, hypopigmentation in 4 cases, 10 cases of verrucous papules flat, 126 cases with vaginal increased purulent discharge or odor. 1.3 diagnosis and treatment All patients were doing investigations microbial infection vaginal secretion smear, smear can not be diagnosed at pathological examination. For the treatment of different causes and symptomatic treatment. Fungal vaginitis, vulvitis oral or intravenous fluconazole, trichomonas Oral metronidazole or tinidazole vaginitis, gonorrhea intravenous ceftriaxone, oral minocycline non-gonococcal urethritis, syphilis intramuscular benzathine penicillin G, oral herpes zoster acyclovir, oral anti-itching group was amine drugs, topical cor