Herpes on the labia

The frequent occurrence of genital herpes is not only closely related to our daily lifestyle, but the most important spread is related to unclean sexual life. So once our female friends get genital herpes, they must deal with it as soon as possible. The following is a brief introduction to some symptoms of genital herpes in women.

1. Common symptoms of genital herpes in women.

1. In women, herpes mainly occurs on the labia majora and minora, clitoris or cervix, and is distributed in clusters. It first appears as red papules, which can turn into small blisters. The blisters are transparent and contain yellow fluid. They are easy to ulcerate and erode after being scratched, and may cause burning pain.

2. Secondary infection may occur, with swollen inguinal lymph nodes and tenderness, but usually no suppuration. Primary genital herpes in women is usually accompanied by systemic symptoms such as general malaise, low-grade fever, headache, and local swollen lymph nodes.

3. This disease often occurs. Recurrent genital herpes is milder and less harmful than primary one, and usually there are no systemic symptoms. It is recommended that the patient go to the hospital for a physical examination immediately, and I wish the patient a speedy recovery.

2. In fact, there are many factors that cause female genital herpes. So what are the causes of female genital herpes? Let us understand the causes of female genital herpes!

1. Unclean sexual life. Unhygienic sex life is the key cause of genital herpes infection. Genital herpes in men is almost always caused by sexual activity. Genital herpes patients are the main pathogens, which spread quickly and have a high infection rate. The disease usually occurs about 3 weeks after infection.

2. Trauma infection. The herpes virus of genital herpes can invade the body through small cracks in the skin or mucous membranes. After a few days of lurking, the bacteria multiply to a sufficient number and then begin to cause disease. Therefore, we must treat the ruptured wound with caution.

3. Decreased immunity. The key point is that it is not sexually transmitted. It can be infected by touching the secretions of patients with genital herpes or items contaminated by the environment, such as cotton towels, foot cloths, foot basins, clothes stained with secretions, and even toilet seats.