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Suggest Treatment For Itchy Rashes And Blisters On The Vagina

I had been itching for the past few days so I decided to shave to see my vagina very good and I have a very bad rash and a big blister I m very scared 1st thing in the morning I m going to the ER anything would really help right now I m very scared I pray is nothing bad
posted on Mon, 15 Jun 2015
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Hello and welcome to HCM,
Itching and rash on external genitalia is suggestive of fungal infection.
Fungal infection is known to cause a rash and intense itching on external genitalia.
However, clinical assessment is a must before any treatment can be started.
The blister could be some infection like boil, furunculosis, etc.
In case the rash turns out to be fungal in origin and blister turns out to be bacterial infection, appropriate treatment in the form of anti-fungals and antibiotic will be required.
Consult your primary healthcare provider at the earliest.

Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja Puri
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Suggest Treatment For Itchy Rashes And Blisters On The Vagina

Hello and welcome to HCM, Itching and rash on external genitalia is suggestive of fungal infection. Fungal infection is known to cause a rash and intense itching on external genitalia. However, clinical assessment is a must before any treatment can be started. The blister could be some infection like boil, furunculosis, etc. In case the rash turns out to be fungal in origin and blister turns out to be bacterial infection, appropriate treatment in the form of anti-fungals and antibiotic will be required. Consult your primary healthcare provider at the earliest. Thanks and take care Dr Shailja Puri