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itchy scabs all over walls & top of vulva area.

By staysikk | 1 post, last post
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Sasa Milosevic, MD answered this Itchy And Painful Sensations In The Vagina: Causes
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staysikk

So. I'm 15, with an unhealthy diet, and I have this odd itchy sensation all the time. On my vainga sometimes, my whole body, anywhere can be itchy at any time. On my vagina the itchy spots look like bug bites, but I itch & then they scab over with bloody scabs & seem to continue to be itchy to where they never heal. I've had this problems for weeks now. I also think I gave Winter Itch and I was told by a doctor I have eczema.the bumps can become large and red looking very irritated. I put eczema lotion and neosporin on my bumps because I'm scared to have intercourse with anyone. They started out what I think were just irrotiated ingrown hairs, but I Dont know if its because I'm not eating properly, or if I have a legitimate disease, or just a mild skin condition. Please help me. Plus its really bad at night to where I can't sleep

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commonsense86

Im not sure what this is sweetie but if you aren't happy with what your doctor has said, you can ask to see another gp at your surgery for a second opinion. Alternatively every school in the UK has an allocated school nutse who works for the NHS (not the person you see in school when you are feeling sick) who is a qualified nurse. She usually visits schools once a week. You could talk to her about this - just tell your form tutor or Head of year that you want to see her for some advice and they should arrange this with you. You don't have to tell them whg and the nurse is not allowed to tell anyone without your consent. I am a qualified youth worker and have helped young people with similar issues. I hope this helps.
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