Popular home remedies for stopping vaginal itch include yogurt, tea tree oil, garlic, apple cider vinegar and aloe vera. These natural remedies have successfully stopped the vaginal itchy symptom of bacterial vaginosis in many women. Below are some ways to use natural ingredients, as suggested by BV patients.
Yogurt
You can end unbearable vaginal itching by using a yogurt tampon. Yogurt contains live bacteria, lactobacilli, which will fill the vagina, which does not contain lactobacilli.
Dip a tampon in plain yogurt (unsweetened) and then insert it into the vagina. A creative way to apply yogurt in the vagina is to freeze yogurt with the fingers of disposable gloves. Then you insert a frozen yogurt swab into the vagina. This method of yogurt is effective, but be prepared to pollute the sheets.
Tea tree oil
Tea tree oil has powerful anti-bacterial properties. You use a tampon blunt with tea tree oil. First cover the top half of the tampon with lubricant, then add a few drops of tea tree oil, then insert the tampon into the vagina. Lubricant prevents tea tree oil from getting into the swab. For convenience, you may want to buy ready-made caissons with tea tree oil. Adding 10-12 drops of tea tree oil to a warm bath is also a good way to treat the symptoms of bacterial vaginosis.
Garlic
Garlic has antibacterial properties. This method also includes the use of a garlic swab. Clean the whole garlic first, then make a few tiny cuts. After that, wrap the garlic in gauze or cheesecloth and tie it with a rope. Insert it into your vagina, like a normal tampon, with a cord outside to remove garlic after a couple of hours.
Apple vinegar
Use apple vinegar in calico bath to stop vaginal itching and burning. Add half a cup of apple cider vinegar to a bath of warm, warm water. Sit in the bath, legs wide, until the water has cooled. You can also add half a cup of salt in a bath of apple cider vinegar. In this case, you need to add water to reach a level of at least three quarters in the bathroom. The acidic nature of the vinegar helps to neutralize the alkaline condition that causes vaginal itching.
Aloe vera
Aloe vera juice (extracted from aloe vera gel) has been used to treat minor skin lesions such as minor burns, sunburn, rashes, and insect bites. Thanks to its soothing and cooling properties. It is also believed that it contains anti-inflammatory properties that contribute to its therapeutic effects. You can try applying fresh aloe vera juice to the affected area, but watch out for allergic reactions. Immediately stop using aloe vera juice if a rash appears after use.
