This often happens after treatment with antibiotics. Irritations of the vulva and vagina can also be caused by other substances such as soaps, detergents, perfumes, deodorants, fabric softeners, bubble bath, spermicidal products and even colored toilet paper. Chafing by tight pants is another possible irritant. Diagnosis and Treatment of Infections Irritation or infection of the vagina can cause pain, itching, burning, or a discharge which has color or odor. A diagnosis can be made only be a physical exam and laboratory tests.
Treatment depends on the specific diagnosis.
Don't guess . Make an appointment . Abstain from sexual intercourse until you have a diagnosis. Avoid exposure to sexually transmitted infections. Keep the vulva clean, cool and dry.