Can inflammation cause pimples on the labia minora?

Inflammation can occur in various parts of the human body, and inflammation in private parts is the most troublesome. Because private parts usually need to be cleaned and cared for on time, otherwise they are easy to get infected. If a woman's private parts are inflamed, the surrounding skin will be greatly affected, and in severe cases, redness, swelling, or many pimples may appear. So, can inflammation cause bumps on the labia minora?

(1) Female genital warts

Genital warts are a highly contagious sexually transmitted disease caused by human papillomavirus that can cause local itching and pain in patients. The common sites of disease are the vulva, vagina, and perianal area. They appear as small reddish or gray papules that resemble bumps. If not examined and treated in time, they will develop and fuse to form cauliflower-like growths in the later stages. Therefore, when faced with the situation of small bumps on the labia minora, you need to pay attention to whether it is a problem of female genital warts.

(2) Pseudo-condyloma acuminatum

In life, many people confuse pseudo-condyloma acuminatum with female genital warts. Although the symptoms of pseudo-condyloma acuminatum are similar to those of genital warts, it can also cause papules on the patient's labia, perianal area, cervix and other places, and can also cause local itching and pain. However, pseudo-condyloma acuminatum is a benign papillomavirus and is not contagious, so the treatment methods will also be different.

(3) Genital herpes

The small bumps on the labia minora may also be caused by genital herpes. Genital herpes is extremely common in clinical practice. It is a sexually transmitted disease caused by herpes simplex virus infection. It can cause clusters of papules on the labia minora, vagina, etc., which look like small bumps and gradually develop into blisters. If not treated in time, it may even cause patients to experience fever, pain and many other discomforts.

The above is an introduction to what causes small bumps on the labia minora. Obviously, there is not only one reason why small bumps appear on the labia minora of women, and different diseases have different treatment methods. Therefore, after the relevant symptoms appear, patients must go to a regular hospital for examination in time and then receive targeted treatment. Don’t ever think that it’s just an itchy feeling and it won’t have much of an impact. If you face gynecological diseases with such a fluke mentality, it will often lead to greater potential risks and threats.