What to do if there is a small cut on the vulva

Female friends are actually very afraid that their vagina will be injured, because the vagina is in an alkaline and humid environment for a long time. If it is injured, it can easily cause a stinging sensation and affect a person's normal life. But in life, there are always some accidents that cause a small cut on the vulva. So what should you do if you find that your vulva has a small cut?

1. The reason for a small cut on the vulva

Before knowing what to do with vulvar ulcer, you must first understand the symptoms of this disease. Vulvar ulcer will cause mucosal ulceration, and some patients will feel vulvar itching and burning pain. Viral and bacterial infections, sexually transmitted diseases, etc. may cause this situation. Therefore, it is necessary to understand the cause clearly and solve the problem of what to do with vulvar ulcer according to the cause.

2. What to do if there is a small cut on the vulva

1. Nonspecific vulvitis

If the vulvar ulceration is caused by non-specific vulvitis, women need to keep the vulva clean and dry in daily life, and avoid wearing synthetic underwear, because the occurrence of this situation is related to bacterial vaginal secretions and other external stimuli, which can cause inflammation in the vulva area. In severe cases, it can cause swelling and ulceration of the vulva.

2. Virus-generated

Some contact sexually transmitted diseases can also cause vulvar ulceration, the most common of which is genital herpes. This disease is caused by the herpes simplex virus. The virus usually enters the patient's body through the respiratory tract. If the patient's resistance is relatively poor, the latent virus will be activated and cause the disease. The disease is highly contagious, so you need to stay away from unclean sexual life in your life. At the same time, you need to pay attention to your private hygiene and strengthen exercise to increase your resistance. If you get sick, you need to go to the hospital as soon as possible and use appropriate antiviral drugs to eliminate the herpes virus.

3. Behcet's disease

Behcet's disease is a systemic vascular inflammatory disease. A small number of patients will show ulceration in the reproductive area, which is mainly concentrated in the vulva and vagina. It is related to infection, environment and genetics. Currently, the main way to treat this disease is to control it through medication.