Small fleshy lumps on the vulva that do not hurt or itch

The growth of small grains on the vulva is generally a symptom of eczema, which is mainly caused by bacterial infection. Unclean sexual contact can also cause small grains on the vulva. Therefore, when small grains grow on the vulva, women should pay attention to the hygiene of the vulva and receive timely treatment to avoid the worsening of eczema. As for the causes of small, painless and non-itchy lump on the vulva, you can learn about the following content.

What is the reason for the small fleshy lumps on the vulva that do not hurt or itch?

Pubic lice is a parasitic disease that lives on the pubic hair and body hair near the anus of men and women. It bites the nearby skin, causing itching, thus causing a parasitic disease that is transmitted through skin contact.

Although it occurs in both men and women, it is more common in women. It is usually called a skin disease and is more common in young and middle-aged people. It is mainly caused by sexual contact without paying attention to hygiene during sexual intercourse. It is more common in people who often stay out. It may also occur in the armpit and chest hair areas of men, especially at night when the symptoms are more severe than during the day. It can occur wherever there is body hair. Its main manifestation is that the pubic hair is sticky with grayish-white sand-like particles, which are actually lice eggs. They slowly grow and move, and develop into pubic lice. Some of them can even drill into the patient's skin, with half exposed outside the skin. When the itching is unbearable, it will be relieved by scratching with the hands. This symptom will cause scratches and blood scabs on the skin, and then flaky blood bruises will be found. Most of them occur on the inside of the buttocks and near the lower abdomen of the waist.

Pubic lice is usually diagnosed by confirming whether the patient has a history of sexual contact or other infection history, and whether the pubic hair area often has itching, folliculitis and other symptoms. Professional doctors can confirm whether there is pubic lice through these basic examinations. Pubic lice is different from other female symptoms such as trichomoniasis, scabies, and vulvar skin itching. It must be distinguished from these. The specific treatment can only be confirmed after a professional examination in the hospital.

It is worth noting that early detection and early treatment are necessary, otherwise pubic lice can cause other complications and hinder treatment.

I have summarized this kind of performance above. The main point is that you must pay attention to genital hygiene. I wish you a speedy recovery.