Small rice-like bumps on the vulva

What are the millet-sized bumps on the private parts? If a woman has millet-sized growths on her vulva, it may be caused by inflammation or skin allergies. It cannot be ruled out as a reproductive tract infection. She should go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment immediately. The female vulva is in a unique position, close to the urethra and anus, and is easily contaminated by vaginitis secretions, urine, and excrement. In addition, the private environment is warm and humid, and bacteria grow rapidly. After vulvar inflammation occurs, millet-like growth of microorganisms may appear quickly, accompanied by redness, swelling, heat, and pain. Depending on the type of bacterial infection, the female vagina and private parts can be treated simultaneously, and breathable clothing can be used.

Improper use of sanitary napkins or lotions, or unique underwear materials may cause allergic papules in the private parts. You should get rid of the allergens immediately and use anti-allergic drugs.

Reproductive tract infections, such as genital warts and genital herpes, can also cause millet-like lumps in the private parts. The lumps grow rapidly and can change from single to multiple. They often appear at the sites of friction between husband and wife. They can be identified through infectious disease screening. Reproductive tract infections are all viral infections, and antiviral drugs need to be used according to the treatment process. Sexual partners also need to be examined and treated separately.

If there are small bumps in the private parts, the first thing to consider is whether it is folliculitis. Inflammatory irritation causes hair follicles to become infected with bacteria and then cause suppurative inflammation, which is often accompanied by swelling and pain.

Secondly, if the small bumps on the vulva are accompanied by heavy secretions and vulvar itching, the most common cause is genital warts, which are genital tract infections caused by patients having a history of high-risk sexual life or having multiple sexual partners. They are manifested as papules or cauliflower-like growths on the genitals, around the anus, etc., which are often single or scattered small rashes that expand into cauliflower-like, black mulberry-like, or cockscomb-like shapes.

There are also occult genital warts. Commonly seen on the inner side of the labia minora are smooth papules 1-2 mm in size, which are roe-like or small polyp-like, and are mostly caused by irritation such as fungus, Trichomonas, and bacterial vaginitis. In addition, genital herpes, private warts, etc. may also cause small bumps on the vulva.

There are many factors that need to be considered when there are pimples on the vulva. It may be caused by folliculitis, and the possibility of genital warts, Bartholin's gland cysts, etc. cannot be ruled out. In fact, a physical examination in the hospital is required to confirm the diagnosis. Recommendation: Improve daily medical care, keep the vulva clean, wash it with warm water every day, and change underwear frequently.