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Mom of a 4 yr 6 m old girl2 years ago
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My 2 year old daughter keeps telling it is itching in the part where she urinates. There are no rashes or redness, what could be the reason. She is pee and poop trained.

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POOJA KOTHARIMom of a 8 yr 5 m old boy2 years ago
A. Vulvovaginitis in toddlers is the inflammation or swelling of their vulva and vagina. Symptoms include redness, soreness and itching in your child's vaginal area. The most common cause of vulvovaginitis in toddlers are irritants such as harsh soaps, bubble baths and tight-fitting clothing.While your child is young, the skin around the vulva (external female genital area) can be quite thin, and this can lead to it being easily irritated. Occasional itching around the vulval area is common.Common causes of vaginal itching and discharge in young girls include: Chemicals such as perfumes and dyes in detergents, fabric softeners, creams, ointments, and sprays may irritate the vagina or the skin around the vagina. Vaginal yeast infection. Vaginitis.
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