| Acute vulvitis reason a mild to severe inflammatory reaction, including edema, erythema, burning, and pruritus. |
| Vulvitis arising from fungal and bacterial infections is usually treated by the topical application of creams that kill the causative microorganisms. |
| Thereafter, T was seen on a number of occasions because of intermittent vulvitis. |
| A cortisone cream is sometimes used to relieve the itching of vulvitis until a specific therapy can be decided upon. |
| In patients with severe discomfort secondary to vulvitis, the combination of a low-potency steroid cream and a topical antifungal cream may be beneficial. |
| Chronic vulvitis generally reason relatively mild inflammation, possibly associated with severe edema that may involve the entire perineum. |
