White pimples on female urethra

Some women accidentally found white fleshy lumps at the female urethral opening. Women are also very worried about such a situation. They are very worried that they may have some disease. Experts emphasize that if such a situation occurs, it should be taken seriously and be alert to diseases such as genital warts. Let's discuss what is the cause of the white fleshy lumps at the female urethral opening?

What is the milky white fleshy bump at the female urethra?

If a woman has pimples at the urethral opening, it may be genital warts and she should go to the dermatology and venereology department of the hospital for treatment immediately. Genital warts are an infectious disease that is mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse. This kind of disease rarely occurs between normal couples, and most of them are caused by unclean sexual life. Genital warts can occur in all parts of a woman's private parts except the urethral opening. Genital warts on the vulva need to be removed by surgery or cold storage, and antiviral drugs should also be taken orally.

How to eliminate a fleshy lump at the female urethra?

There is a lump of flesh at the female urethra opening, generally called the urethral caruncle. It is a structure caused by partial proliferation of the urethral mucosa due to prolapse of the urethral mucosa and partial deposition and long-term chronic stimulation. Treatment:

1. Perform a detailed examination of the external urethral opening to assess the degree of obstruction of the urethral meatus by the urethral caruncle. If the size of the urethral caruncle exceeds 5mm and affects urination, surgical removal is recommended.

2. You can also apply estrogen ointment externally, but for caruncle less than 5mm, which does not affect urination, estrogen ointment can be applied externally. Apply externally 2-3 times a day for 1 week to observe whether the urethral caruncle is reduced or cleared.

3. Some urethral caruncle may not be large in volume, but if there is bleeding, infection, pain or hematuria, surgical removal is recommended.