What's wrong with a pimple under the pubic hair?

In life, gynecological diseases often plague our female bodies, but in many cases, we choose to remain silent and not seek treatment, thinking that these are not serious illnesses. Some are even not a problem, and others can't see them, so they grow up casually. What's going on when small bumps appear in a woman's pubic hair? Only if we know the causes and symptoms can we provide effective treatment.

What are the causes of small bumps at the vaginal opening? I think many female friends don’t quite understand that the harm caused by small bumps at the vaginal opening can be serious or minor. If not treated in time or incompletely, the disease will worsen and may even lead to infertility or cancer. Therefore, everyone must pay attention to prevention and treatment. Let’s take a look at the detailed introduction from the experts below.

It is not uncommon for small bumps on the vaginal opening to be caused by genital warts. Medically speaking, the causes of small bumps on the vaginal opening are quite complicated. Doctors point out that with the liberalization of sexual concepts, small bumps at the vaginal opening caused by human papillomavirus infection, such as genital warts, are becoming more common nowadays. For women who have had sexual life, especially those who have had unclean sexual life, there is more than 50% possibility that the small bumps at the vaginal opening are genital warts.

What are the symptoms of genital warts? At the beginning of the disease, there are light red or dirty red millet-sized lumps and growths, which are papular, nipple-like, cauliflower-like, or cockscomb-like in shape. They are delicate in nature, slightly pointed at the top, painless or itchy, and gradually grow larger or increase in number.

The organism is slightly wider or has bands, with granules on the surface, which is moist or bleeding. Pus is often concentrated between the granules, emitting a foul odor, and suppuration may occur after scratching. Therefore, doctors recommend that women who have small bumps on their vaginal opening check themselves for possible genital warts and go to a good STD hospital as soon as possible to receive scientific examinations and good diagnosis and treatment.

When such a situation occurs in our body, we should not feel embarrassed and not go to the hospital for treatment. We need to be cautious. Such a situation will lead to many diseases, so we must nip the disease in the bud when the disease is relatively mild and not let it harm our body.