Ulcers on the inside of the labia majora

The incidence of vulvar ulcers continues to increase. It is a subacute skin disease. Most patients have one or more ulcers on the labia majora and labia minora, and they are accompanied by symptoms of pain and fever. Therefore, it is necessary to prevent vulvar ulcers. What is the cause of ulcers on the inside of the vulva?

There are many reasons for the ulcers on the inside of the vulva. It may be caused by syphilis, especially stage I syphilis, which is called chancre. It is easy to occur in the genitals, and it may also occur in the lips, throat and breasts. The diameter is generally one to two centimeters, but it is not painful. After touching, the base is as hard as cartilage. The surface of the ulcer is clean, and there is a small amount of exudate on it. Of course, it is also possible that it is caused by genital herpes. There will be multiple papules, pustules or blisters, and then erosion and ulceration will occur. The lesion site will continue to have pain and itching, which usually disappears in three to four weeks.

In addition, it may also be caused by Behcet's disease, which is a recurrent oral ulcer and a symptom of a systemic immune system disease. The genital ulcers of Behcet's disease are more specific, and ulcers often occur on the vulva or vaginal wall. The severity of the symptoms varies, and there may even be no symptoms at all. A comprehensive examination is required before diagnosis. Many patients with labia ulcers suffer from Behcet's disease and are misdiagnosed as sexually transmitted diseases, which has a great impact on late-stage treatment. Therefore, early examination and diagnosis are very important.

What causes ulcers on the inside of the vulva? There are many reasons for the ulcers on the inside of the vulva. It may be caused by syphilis or genital herpes. In addition, Behcet's disease can also cause labia ulcers. There is a detailed explanation of the relevant content above, and I hope it can help everyone.