A woman's body goes through lots of changes while she is pregnant. Her hormone levels fluctuate and she may develop skin problems that are related to the change. One of the problems that pregnant women sometimes face is an itchy crotch.
Clotrimazole and Vulva Balm
Clotrimazole can help with an itchy crotch while pregnant. Vulva Balm cream is specially designed for women of all ages.
Avoid Harsh Soaps
Avoiding harsh soaps helps a lot with treating this condition. In fact, your doctor can help you with several alternatives to washing your skin with soap during pregnancy. If you have sensitive skin, speak to your ob gyn during early pregnancy about options to using soap on sensitive areas of skin while you are carrying your child.
Keep Your Skin Dry
Always dry your skin thoroughly after you have a shower or bath, to ensure that no excess moisture remains to encourage the growth of microorganisms. While some microorganisms are beneficial to the skin and overall health, some do cause problems, especially when they grow in large numbers. Keeping the skin dry helps to keep this growth to a minimum. Take care not to rub your skin when you dry off as this could damage the skin and delay healing.
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