Chafing, dryness, burning… When your vulva is sounding the alarm, it's time to listen. A closer look at 7 signs of discomfort we know (all too) well – and our gentle solutions to address them.
1. It's impossible to sit in a chair for more than 3 hours without my vulva itching.
Having an office job has its advantages as well as its disadvantages... The part that prevents you from sitting in a chair for too long is something we could do without.
⭐ Baûbo tip : remember to wear loose and comfortable clothing.
2. Sensation of vulva pain from the seam of the pants or thong
Nothing beats wearing pretty and sexy underwear or a pair of slim-fit jeans that hug your curves. to feel powerful! It becomes more complicated when blood no longer circulates because of a seam in the pants and the vulva becomes completely congested.
3. The vulva is dry before/during/after menstruation
In addition to being vaginally unusable every month, you also have to suffer through periods of intense vaginal dryness... What a joy to be a woman...
4. The feeling of swelling and irritation due to friction after sex
For those who embark on a sexual marathon or who simply have a very active sex life, your vulva may make you pay for it with swelling or tingling.
5. It itches and burns after applying menstrual protection.
Some sanitary products may contain perfume*, inevitably causing discomfort in the vulva, especially during this period when the vulva is already particularly sensitive...
6. It's red and hot after a Pilates or elliptical session.
Cycling enthusiasts are certainly familiar with the problem of a hot, itchy vulva after a long workout. Leggings or underwear rubbing against the intimate area can cause this kind of discomfort.
7. This doesn't smell good...
First of all, the vulva doesn't smell! No need to feel self-conscious about that ;)
However, if you find that your private parts have a different odor than usual, it is necessary to consult a healthcare professional.
Know that an unhappy vulva can calm down!
To address these 7 red flags, Baûbo has developed an intimate care product specifically for vulvar discomfort. 100% natural and 100% organic , the Vulva Balm instantly hydrates and soothes your vulvar mucous membranes.
How can you tell if it's a fungal infection or an irritation?
To differentiate between a fungal infection and an irritation, observe the symptoms:
Fungal infection: Manifests as intense itching, redness, swelling and thick whitish discharge, often odorless.
Irritation: Causes discomfort or a slight burning sensation, usually due to friction, an unsuitable product, or prolonged contact with moisture, without unusual discharge.
If symptoms persist or worsen, it is advisable to consult a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment.