What is the reason for the growth of granulation on the labia majora?

In daily life, the female genitals are a relatively fragile part, and the growth of granulations in the labia majora is a relatively common symptom. The labia majora and labia minora are divided into two parts in the vagina. They will gradually grow bigger and fuller from childhood to maturity. They are also relatively sensitive areas. It is normal for some small bumps or dots to appear on the labia majora. If granulations appear, it may be a manifestation of genital warts and needs to be treated in time.

If the labia majora has obvious granulation tissue growing out, this is abnormal, especially if the granulation tissue can fuse and grow, you should check to rule out whether it is genital warts.

Causes

1. Sexual contact is not the only way of infection of genital warts!

When you hear about genital warts, I believe everyone will say that this is definitely caused by improper sexual behavior and corrupt private life. Experts say that it is mainly transmitted through sexual contact (such as visiting prostitutes, one-night stands, multiple sexual partners, and unprotected sex). Of course, indirect transmission (such as: being transmitted by polluted materials, washbasins, bathtubs, toilets, etc.) or through close contact in the family and mother-to-child transmission is not ruled out.

Typical symptoms of condyloma: small red dots, pimples, small granules, papilloma, cockscomb-shaped granules and granules, cauliflower growths, erosions, ulcers, and festering;

Common sites of male onset: glans penis, coronal sulcus, foreskin, urethral opening, anus, penis shaft and base;

Common sites for females: vulva, labia majora and minora, clitoris, vaginal opening, urethral opening, anus, etc.

3. Genital warts are closely related to cervical cancer!

Modern medicine has proven that

If high-risk positive HPV is not treated properly, long-term infection can cause cancer, the most common of which are cervical cancer in women and penile cancer in men. Therefore, once symptoms of condyloma acuminatum appear, do not delay treatment. Timely treatment is a manifestation of being responsible for your own health.

Genital warts are a very common sexually transmitted disease and also a disease that affects couples. When one of a couple has genital warts, they must seek diagnosis and treatment to avoid cross infection.

Treating the disease together as a couple is a better way to prevent recurrence. This is mainly because some people do not know that they have genital warts, and naturally transmit the virus to their sexual partners after having sex. When their symptoms worsen and they are diagnosed in the hospital, their partners are already carriers of the genital warts virus. If the principle of treating both husband and wife is not adopted, even if they are infected with the disease, they will be infected again through their sexual partners a few months later.