There is a hard bag on the vulva

Hard lumps on the private parts are mostly caused by local folliculitis, when some hair follicles are infected by bacteria or viruses, causing local swelling, hardness, pain and other symptoms. In this case, you need to clean the vulva every day. After cleaning, you can also use iodine disinfectant to wipe the surrounding area, or use erythromycin ointment to wipe the hard bag. Look at the photo below of a hard bag in the private part. What is the reason for a hard bag in the private part?

There is a hard bag in the private part photo:

A hard lump in the private part should be a vulvar cyst, which usually grows and develops in the labia majora and vulva, and occurs in the superficial tissue under the skin or mucosa of the private part. The cysts may be transfocal and may be multiple. However, it is often misdiagnosed as sebaceous cyst. In fact, sebaceous cysts in the private parts are very rare, and most of them are epidermal cysts, whose contents are keratin.

Clinical epidemiology: Epidermoid cyst of the private parts is a common vulvar cyst, mostly occurring in middle-aged and elderly women. Vulvar cyst is the most common mass in the female private parts, and the cyst usually occurs on both sides of the vulva. It is an inflammation caused by the invasion of pathogens. In China, the pathogens of this disease are mostly Gram-negative bacteria, streptococci, Escherichia coli, Chlamydia, and Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Among them, Streptococcus is the most common because Streptococcus is a normal vaginal parasite and has a higher chance of infection. Its production is related to a pair of glandular ducts on both sides of the vulva, which are called "Vestibular glands". The mucus secreted by them can lubricate the vulva, which is beneficial for couples to have sex.

Because the Bartholin's gland is only the size of a soybean and the gland is long and thin, it is usually not felt. If the gland becomes inflamed, the branches are blocked, and the secretions cannot be discharged, storage cysts will form. It is worth reminding that many patients diagnosed with this disease do not receive comprehensive treatment. This is an extremely wrong mentality. Neglecting treatment may also cause more serious adverse effects.

Therefore, actively choosing a reliable hospital for complete treatment is the key to recovery as soon as possible. Clinical symptoms: growth retardation, generally no unique symptoms. There are rotating or multiple annular lumps with a diameter of 1 cm in the skin or subcutaneous tissue of the vulva. The material is hard and slightly protrudes from the surface of the skin, but there are no holes in the surface of the skin and it can move with the skin. Generally, there will be a subacute onset after inflammation and infection, which can be treated with antibiotics or drainage. However, this type of treatment is prone to relapse, so it is necessary to find the right method for complete treatment, such as partial surgical removal.