What is the reason why the fleshy strips on the labia minora can be stretched?

The female reproductive organs are relatively fragile and prone to infection, and the growth of elongated strips of flesh on the labia minora is a relatively common disease. This may be a symptom caused by verrucous hyperplasia. Verrucous hyperplasia can easily lead to thickening of the labia, or symptoms such as sarcoma. It requires timely and detailed examination and treatment, and pay more attention to hygiene.

The growth of fleshy strips on the labia minora may be caused by warty hyperplasia and requires a detailed examination.

Causes

Common diseases that may be accompanied by verrucous hyperplasia include: verrucous nevus, verrucous acral keratosis, common warts, verrucous skin tuberculosis, seborrheic keratosis, solar keratosis, sebaceous nevus, etc.

Clinical manifestations

1. Common warts

It often occurs on the back of hands, feet, fingers, etc., and mainly manifests as nipples ranging in size from grains to soybeans with a rough surface. Pathological examination: hyperkeratosis, wart-like hyperplasia, etc.

2. Verrucous nevus

It is common on one side of the trunk or limbs, mainly manifesting as linear or band-like rashes, composed of hard plaques and papules, with obvious keratinization on the surface, light brown or dark brown in color. Pathological examination shows incomplete keratinization, wart-like hyperplasia, etc.

It often occurs on the hands, feet, arms, and limbs, and manifests as patches of wart-like hyperplasia with an atrophic scar in the center and often inflammatory erythema around it.

4. Acrokeratosis verrucosa

It often occurs on the back of the hands and feet, and manifests as millet-sized to soybean-sized wart-like papules that are hard and keratinized. Pathological examination: hyperkeratosis, verrucous hyperplasia.

5. Seborrheic keratosis

It is common on the face, limbs, and trunk, and is mainly manifested as brown warts with clear edges and sebaceous scales. Pathological examination: hyperkeratosis, verrucous hyperplasia.

It is common in exposed areas such as the face, ears, back of hands, and neck, and is mainly manifested as raised, hard, dry, and keratinous scabs.

7. Sebaceous nevus

It is common on the scalp and face, and is mainly manifested as wart-like protrusions with clear edges, enlarged sebaceous gland openings on the surface, and no hair.