There is a small bump on the side of the vulva

Many women find that they have some small bumps on their vulva. This is generally because women themselves do not pay attention to private hygiene. Moreover, some women do not pay attention to safety during sexual intercourse and may engage in promiscuous sex. This may bring you many hidden dangers of illness. It is also a manifestation of irresponsibility towards one's own body. So what exactly is that little bump on the side of the vulva?

It may be eczema, an inflammatory skin disease of the epidermis and superficial dermis, characterized by polymorphic skin lesions in the acute phase. The local area should be cleaned with boric acid solution, and then Rafenol zinc oxide ointment should be applied externally. It is recommended to eat a balanced and nutritious diet, eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, drink plenty of water, promote normal bowel movements, excrete toxins from the body, develop the habit of going to bed early and getting up early, exercise moderately, and maintain a happy mood.

What disease causes itchy vulva with small bumps? The main causes of vulva bumps are: vulvar folliculitis: This is because the skin of the labia is stimulated by a large amount of white base. In addition, in daily life, if there is urine or feces on the vulva or the vulva is in a humid environment for a long time, it can also cause vulvar folliculitis. Regardless of the cause of the pimples on the vulva, it means that the woman's vulva has been diseased, mainly due to infection and inflammation. However, due to the different types of inflammation, if it occurs, do not treat it by yourself, but go to a regular hospital for treatment in time.

You can apply some erythromycin ointment externally, keep the skin clean, do not squeeze it to avoid infection and inflammation, and do not eat irritating food, which is conducive to the body's recovery. There are granules growing next to the vulva, and there are no other discomfort symptoms. This situation may be caused by folliculitis, which can be treated with oral anti-inflammatory drugs. Of course, your situation cannot be completely ruled out as being caused by genital warts. If it is genital warts, laser treatment or cryosurgery will be required.