What causes pimples on the anus and vulva?

The anus and vagina of women are extremely private. If any discomfort occurs in this area, it will feel very uncomfortable and the impact will be very great. For example, some people will have bumps from the anus to the vulva. At this time, the skin may become itchy, and some may feel swollen and painful. In any case, it is important to pay attention to it and find the cause. The common causes are listed below.

What's going on when there's a hard lump between the anus and vagina?

Consider this skin furuncle, which is a purulent skin inflammation. Take cephalosporin drugs, apply fusidic acid ointment externally, avoid spicy food, and avoid squeezing. It would be best to provide some pictures to help see what the situation is.

It may be genital warts, a sexually transmitted disease caused by human papillomavirus infection.

Guidance:

So it is better to go to the hospital to see it in person. It is best to take interferon for half a year after laser treatment to prevent recurrence and have regular check-ups.

Early symptoms of genital warts: The initial lesions are small, soft, light red papules, the size of a needle cap or a grain of rice, which gradually increase in size and number, becoming papilloma-like, cauliflower-like, cockscomb-like or mushroom-like growths with an uneven surface and a soft texture.

This situation needs to be diagnosed through examination, and it is suspected to be pseudo-condyloma acuminatum. You can go to a regular hospital to do acetic acid white test and HPV antibody test. If the test result is negative, the possibility of genital warts can be ruled out. Also pay attention to whether there are diseases such as vulvitis and vaginitis.

This kind of vulvar growth should be determined through examination or even pathological examination. From the description, it is possible that it is a boil.

Suggestions: You can try applying erythromycin ointment locally first. If it doesn’t work, go to the hospital’s gynecology clinic for a check-up.

It may be genital warts. The initial lesions are small, soft, light red papules, the size of a needle cap or a grain of rice. They gradually increase in size and number, becoming papilloma-like, cauliflower-like, cockscomb-like or mushroom-like growths with an uneven surface and a soft texture.

Suggestions: It is recommended to go to the hospital for a vinegar and white test to clarify the cause of the disease. Pay attention to the cleanliness and dryness of the vulva and wash it frequently. The patient's underwear, bath towels, etc. should be used separately and should be disinfected. Husband and wife should be treated together, and sexual intercourse is prohibited during treatment to avoid cross infection.