Examination for Enterobius Vulvar Inflammation
Release time : 03/31/2025 09:30:01
As society progresses, people's awareness of hygiene has increased, as fewer diseases are contracted due to poor sanitary conditions.
However, regardless of urban or rural settings, cases of ascariasis infection are still quite prevalent, with both adults and children at risk of contracting the parasite.
Roundworms may enter the vagina, leading to roundworm vulvitis and roundworm vaginitis.
Let's take a look together with the editor to understand the examination, symptoms, and treatment of ovasis vulvitis.
In China, especially in regions with poor sanitary conditions, there are still many cases of filariasis-induced vulvitis.
What are the examinations for trichomoniasis vulvitis? Due to the unique physiological characteristics of women, they are prone to infections in the vulva and vagina. Vulvovaginitis is a common disease among women.
Enteritis caused by roundworms is a type of vaginitis in women.
To diagnose larval eczema, the following examinations are required: 1. Examination of vulvar skin.
Upon examination with the naked eye, the doctor checks whether the vulvar skin is smooth and whether its color is normal. They look for signs of redness, swelling, inflammation, ulceration, or even fissures.
2. Urine routine examination.
Take a suitable amount of midstream urine, and check the urine routine for normalcy.
3. Clean the midstream urine, perform bacterial culture, and, if necessary, conduct a smear examination of bacteria.
4. Blood routine examination.
Routine blood tests, to determine whether the white blood cell count is normal.
4. Family self-testing.
Roundworms generally prefer to move at night. Family members can observe the anus and vulva for signs of roundworm activity at night.
The specific method is to use a flashlight to illuminate the area around the anus and perineum of the patient after they have been asleep for one to three hours, and then observe whether there are any worms moving.
What is Hookworm Vulvovaginitis? Although hygiene awareness has become more prevalent in recent years, hookworm infections still occur sporadically. Hookworm vulvovaginitis is a type of hookworm infection. Let's explore what this condition entails.
Roundworms are a type of parasitic worm that inhabit the intestinal tract of humans, such as the cecum and colon.
In the night, after people fall asleep, some female insects crawl out of their anus and lay eggs on the skin around their anal opening.
Due to the proximity of the anus to the vagina, some worm eggs may be produced in the creases of the perineal skin.
The eggs on the anus and vaginal skin can develop rapidly under suitable conditions of temperature, humidity, and oxygen.
These larvae move about in the vulva, causing vulvitis and vaginitis among others. If they penetrate through the vagina or cervix into the uterus, they may also lead to diseases of the urinary and reproductive systems.
In the larval period, the eggs of roundworms can also be scattered on clothes, food, bedding, or through the mouth and respiratory tract into the body to cause infectious diseases.
Therefore, in order to protect oneself and their families' health, it is essential to maintain hygiene, paying attention to personal, family, and public health. Before meals and after using the toilet, wash your hands thoroughly, change your clothes frequently, and cultivate good living habits.
Although people's hygiene awareness is relatively strong nowadays, in areas with backward sanitation conditions, filariasis vulvitis is still quite common.
Especially children, they are more susceptible to the hookworm disease.
What are the symptoms of filarial vulvovaginitis? 1. Patients with filarial vulvovaginitis may experience itching in the vulva and anus at night, which can be observed under a flashlight, revealing white thread-like worms around the anal area and vulva.
2. Due to worms crawling out from the anus at night to lay eggs, they cause local irritation to the anal and vulvar skin, potentially leading to redness in the vulva and perianal area, as well as itching and rash-like eruptions on the vulva.
3. An increase in vaginal discharge, which may be yellow in color.
A more severe situation may present with purulent vaginal discharge.
4. Due to the irritation of roundworm movement, there may be symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, and a sensation of burning when urinating.
5. In cases where an infected individual is a child, symptoms such as insomnia at night, enuresis, crying, and irritability may occur.
Editor's reminder: As roundworms can survive independently of external environmental factors, they are prevalent worldwide.
If you experience any of the symptoms mentioned above, it is imperative to seek timely medical examination at a reputable hospital and promptly initiate treatment.
How to treat trichomoniasis vulvaitis? After being infected with trichomonas, the female worms crawl out from the anus at night to lay eggs. Generally, they lay eggs around the anus, but some may also crawl to the vulva, vagina, urethra, etc. The trichomonas and its dead bodies may stimulate the human urinary and reproductive systems. The formation of trichomoniasis vulvaitis is also due to this reason.
Having an enteric helminthiasis-related vulvitis does not need to be a cause for panic; it is imperative to seek medical attention promptly. So, how is enteric helminthiasis-related vulvitis treated? As symptoms are indicative of a common infection, early misdiagnosis of enteric helminthiasis-related vulvitis is common, often being mistaken for vulvitis or urethritis caused by either fungal or bacterial infections.
Following the use of antibacterial drugs, due to the presence of roundworms, the infection persists and recurrence is likely.
A microscopic examination is necessary for the diagnosis of filarial vulvitis.
Upon diagnosis of trichomoniasis, oral antiparasitic medication is required to kill the adult, juvenile and larval worms, as well as their eggs.
While taking oral antiparasitic medication, the patient is also required to adhere to the following hygiene practices: washing the anus with a basic alkaline soap solution daily, followed by application of a topical medicine after cleaning.
Due to the possibility that roundworms can also be present on surfaces such as clothes and toys, patients should pay attention to personal and family hygiene, wash frequently, change clothes frequently, and boil underwear.
For the purpose of consolidating the therapeutic effect, the doctor may also require prophylactic medication.
How to avoid larval eczema in our country, larva disease is still relatively common, especially children and adolescents.
Yangchengitis, caused by the infection of roundworms, not only affects physical health but may also impact mental well-being.
To avoid urticaria herpetiformis, how can we prevent it? Urticaria herpetiformis is a parasitic disease. Due to the specificity of infection, urticaria herpetiformis is prone to recurrence. To get away from the infection, we need to start from the root and prevent urticaria herpetiformis. We need to do the following: 1. Develop good personal hygiene habits, wash hands frequently, especially before meals and after defecation, keep nails short, and avoid biting fingers.
Regular bathing, daily washing of the vulva and anus, frequent change of clothes, avoiding sleeping uncovered and not wearing underpants.
2. Pay attention to environmental hygiene, and make sure your bedclothes are washed frequently and replaced regularly. It’s best to air-dry them in the sun.
If you have a child at home, properly dispose of their feces to prevent infection.
3. Pay attention to public hygiene; it is advisable not to share towels, bath towels, etc., and avoid skin-to-skin contact with public toilets.
4. If someone in the family has been infected with roundworms, other family members should pay attention to disinfection.
5. Underwear should be changed daily, hand-washed separately, and sun-dried.
*The medical information provided in this text is for reference only.
In case of discomfort, it is recommended to seek medical attention immediately. The diagnosis and treatment should be based on a face-to-face consultation with a medical professional.