Skin conditions like eczema can also occur due to gynaecological issues.
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Eczema is a skin disease that causes skin inflammation and occurs due to environmental and genetic reasons. However, though lesser known, eczema can occur due to gynaecological issues as well and the area typically affected is the vulva. This can occur due to abnormal vaginal secretions or urinal problems causing an itching and burning sensation in the skin around the vulva and vagina. Instead of taking medicines for common eczema, visit a gynaecologist as the reason behind eczema on sensitive skin areas can be gynaecological.
Which of these gynaecological problems can be responsible for skin problems?
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The cause of common skin problems like acne often lies in ovarian cysts, irregular periods and other types of gynaecological issues. Also, the presence of zits or acne on the chin area can be a sign of the inflammatory problems in the ovaries. Ovarian cancer is yet another gynaecological issue that can lead to skin issues like dermatomyositis or skin rashes. Make it a point to consult with a specialist in gynaecology, in case your facial skin is severely invaded with acne.
Skin problems are not a common symptom of the premenstrual symptom (PMS).
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The emotional and physical symptoms experienced by women before their monthly cycles are referred to as premenstrual symptom, and this can result in skin issues such as acne as the body produces excess oil during this period. The skin may also become sensitive due to the hormonal changes that occur at this time. If you develop acne due to PMS refrain from irritating the skin and worsening the problem further.
Which of the below sensitive areas can have issues due to gynaecological problems?
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The skin that covers the external part of the female genitalia or vulva is just like the rest of the skin that covers the entire body. Therefore, just like the common skin issues that are found elsewhere on the skin, the vulva skin experiences the same due to gynaecological problems like genital herpes, lichen sclerosis, any sexually transmitted disease, bacterial infection inside the vagina, etc. Instead of feeling embarrassed, consult with your gynaecologist regarding your vulva skin disorder as it may cause vaginal infection, if not treated.
Polycystic ovarian disease is one of the most common gynaecological problems that lead to oily skin and acne.
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The cause of PCOS or polycystic ovary syndrome is not understood fully yet, though, hormonal disorder and genetics are considered to be some crucial factor behind it. Along with menstrual problems, fertility problems, mood swings, breathing issues and hair fall associated with PCOS, one of the most prominent symptoms of this gynaecological disease is that it makes the skin oily and acne prone. PCOS being most common in women of childbearing age, it's essential to go to a gynaecologist once skin issues are noticed as it may disrupt conceiving naturally.
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