What does the posterior vulva slit have to do with it?

The posterior vulvar cleft needs to be treated with drugs in time. The specific analysis is as follows: First, if it is caused by vulvar inflammation, you can use disinfectant solution to wash the vagina or apply vaginal medicine, such as sulfonamide drugs to treat, which can help relieve the symptoms of cleft. Second, if it is caused by fungal infection, it can be treated with Dakonin cream or compound resorcin solution, and it can also be treated with oral itraconazole capsules to relieve the crack symptoms. Third, if it is caused by other skin diseases, such as allergic dermatitis, it can be treated with drugs such as loratadine tablets to relieve allergic symptoms. It can also be washed with calamine lotion to relieve the crack symptoms caused by allergies. It is recommended to keep the genitals clean and dry at ordinary times and not to eat irritating foods.