What causes blisters on the labia?

A woman's labia is as delicate as her lips and it also needs protection. Some women clean it every day, which is a very good habit. A girl's private parts are often wrapped in underwear and are moist for a long time, which will cause a lot of bacteria to breed in the private parts. Over time, the bacteria will continue to reproduce and multiply, which may lead to vaginitis. Some people find a blister on their labia. Let's take a look at what is going on with the blisters on the labia?

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1 Your condition may be genital herpes, which is a disease caused by a viral infection. I suggest you upload the picture for me to see. You can go to the dermatology and venereology department of the hospital for HSV virus testing. You can apply acyclovir ointment externally, take valacyclovir tablets orally, and inject interferon intramuscularly.

2 The symptom of blisters on the labia is initially considered to be genital herpes infection. Genital herpes often appears at the junction of the skin and mucous membrane. First, the local skin becomes slightly red, and then small blisters the size of a needle tip are formed, with mild itching and burning sensation. After a few days, the blisters burst, dry and form brown scabs. The whole course of the disease is about one week, but recurrences are common.

3 From what you described, it may be candidal vaginitis, which is a fungal infection that is more common in pregnant women. It manifests as curd-like leucorrhea and severe itching in the vagina.

Guidance:

In your case, if you have the above symptoms, it is recommended to clean with baking soda water and insert Daktarin suppository deep into the vagina. If the medication is ineffective after three days, it is recommended to go to the hospital for treatment. Since it is not a face-to-face consultation, the advice is for reference only.

4 According to your above situation, you are now 38 weeks pregnant. You have a lot of vaginal discharge, itchy vulva and something growing on it. It is very likely that you have vaginitis causing vulvar eczema.

Guidance:

Hello, in your case it is best to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination and routine testing of leucorrhea to find out the cause and treat it symptomatically. I wish you good luck!

5 Based on your description, it is likely that you have a Bartholin's gland cyst on the labia majora. Do you have a history of unclean sexual contact? Guidance: Most of the time, after the acute phase of inflammation, pus is absorbed to form cysts. It is recommended to keep the vulva clean and hygienic, wash with external antiseptic solution, take a potassium permanganate sitz bath, and use external antibiotic ointment.