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today's video topic is vaginal area
boils vaginal boils also known as Skin
abscesses or fear uncles are painful red
swollen lumps that can develop on or
near the vaginal area
they are usually filled with pus and can
be quite uncomfortable if you've ever
had a boil you know how unpleasant they
can be
causes of vaginal boils vaginal boils
are usually caused by a bacterial
infection that gets into a hair follicle
or oil gland in the skin
this can happen when the skin is damaged
for example by friction from tight
clothing or shaving
bacteria can also get in through small
Cuts or breaks in the skin
there are also some factors that may
increase your risk of getting them like
poor hygiene as when you don't wash
regularly or keep the area clean and dry
bacteria can build up and increase your
risk of infection
also hormonal changes can cause oil
glands to produce more oil which can
increase your risk of developing boils
this is why women are more likely to get
boils during puberty pregnancy and
menopause
how to treat vaginal boils at home
one keep the area clean and dry regular
showers or baths and making sure you're
patting yourself dry afterwards can help
prevent infections from spreading two
use a warm compress
soak a clean cloth in warm water wring
it out and hold it against the boil for
10 to 15 minutes do this a few times a
day to help bring the boil to a head and
make it easier to drain
three take over-the-counter pain
relievers if the boil is really
uncomfortable you can try taking
ibuprofen or acetaminophen to help ease
the pain just make sure you read the
label and follow the instructions
carefully
4. avoid squeezing or popping the boil
squeezing a boil can spread the
infection around which will just make
the problem worse
plus it can be painful and even
dangerous if you're not careful
if after a while you're having trouble
getting rid of the boil or if it's
really big or painful then it's a good
idea to see a doctor
how to prevent vaginal boils
to prevent vaginal boils you should wear
loose-fitting clothing as tight clothing
can cause friction and irritation which
can lead to boils
you should also avoid excessively
shaving or waxing the area shaving or
waxing can damage the skin which can
make it easier for bacteria to get in
and cause boils
also keep the area clean and dry and
make sure you take regular showers or
baths which can help prevent infections
from spreading avoid using harsh soaps
or bubble baths as they can cause
irritation and dry out the skin which
can make it more susceptible to boils
finally take care of any Cuts or breaks
in the skin if you have any Cuts in the
skin make sure you clean them thoroughly
and keep them covered until they've
healed by following these steps you can
reduce your risk of developing vaginal
boils and keep your skin healthy and
boil free
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