A blister grew on the inner side of the labia majora

A blister growing on the inner side of the labia majora may be a bacterial infection or a viral infection. The possibility of trauma cannot be ruled out, and local treatment is needed based on the cause.

1. Bacterial infection: If the inner side of the labia majora is not properly cared for, Staphylococcus aureus infection may occur, causing local mucosal inflammatory lesions, which usually cause local swelling and pain symptoms. Repeated stimulation may cause local blisters. It is necessary to apply anti-inflammatory ointment locally, and clindamycin gel can be used.

2. Viral infection: Blisters on the inner side of the labia majora may also be caused by human papillomavirus infection or syphilis virus infection, and the possibility of HIV infection cannot be ruled out. After becoming ill, the virus usually damages the skin, causing inflammatory lesions on the skin, occasionally leading to local swelling and pain, and local blisters. It is necessary to improve immunity in time and combine antiviral drug treatment. Ribavirin or acyclovir can be taken orally. Growth factors or immunosuppressants are also needed for treatment.

3. Trauma: If the inner side of the labia majora is rubbed or squeezed for a long time, it may cause local mucosal tissue edema and may also lead to local blisters. Usually it is necessary to do a good job of local hygiene care. You can apply erythromycin ointment to keep the local area clean and hygienic, which can promote recovery.