There is a tumor on the vulva

Vaginal tumor is one of the gynecological diseases with the most adverse effects. There are two types: benign vaginal tumor and malignant vaginal tumor. After the onset of the disease, it will cause great harm to the patient's health. After the onset of the disease, it is necessary to actively exercise and treat it to avoid greater risks and harms. What is the cause of tumors growing around the private parts? Take a look at the picture of a tumor growing on the vulva below.

There is a tumor on the vulva. What is the reason for the tumor around the private parts?

Most of the tumors around the private parts are caused by private tumors, which mainly refer to various tumors growing on the vulva. They are common gynecological tumors in clinical medicine. Whether they are benign or malignant tumors, their side effects are huge. In addition, patients need to be aware that there are many types of vaginal tumors. As a patient, you must understand what type of tumor growing around your private parts, so that you can get treatment as soon as possible.

What are the types of vaginal tumors?

(1) Vaginal leiomyoma: Vaginal leiomyoma is a common type of vaginal tumor. It mainly originates from the muscle tissue of the vaginal wall or the muscle tissue of the blood vessel wall. It is caused by abnormal and excessive proliferation of muscle cells. There are no obvious symptoms in the early stage of the disease, but it may cause vaginal pain and discomfort, sexual dysfunction, etc. However, in many cases, this discomfort does not make women think of the problem of tumors, and they mistakenly think that they will get better after a while of rest. Unexpectedly, the problem becomes more serious as time goes by.

(2) Vaginal fibroma: Vaginal fibroma is a relatively rare type of gynecological tumor. It often occurs in the inner wall of the vagina. It is mainly caused by the degeneration of collagen fibers contained in the connective tissue of the vaginal wall, which leads to pain. After the onset of vaginal fibroids, the patient will not have obvious symptoms and they can usually be detected during basic gynecological examinations. For the occurrence of vaginal tumors, it is difficult to finally diagnose the type without professional examination and diagnosis. Therefore, patients should not blindly buy medicines on their own. Doing so will not only fail to achieve the actual effect of treatment, but may promote the development of symptoms, and its side effects may be unpredictable.