What happens if women have pimples below?

The area around the female vagina is a health issue that requires special attention to hygiene. If you do not pay attention to timely examination and diagnosis, it may cause some diseases. Especially when you feel lumps under your body, you must be especially careful, as it may be some genital herpes or condyloma acuminatum. What exactly factors need to be confirmed?

What is the reason for pimples on women's vulva and vagina? This is the question that female friends want to know most. The emergence of symptoms of this disease brings serious inconvenience to the lives of female patients. Experts say that there are many reasons for pimples on the vulva. Each patient has different individual differences, the location of the disease is different, and the description of the symptoms is also different. Therefore, once female friends find pimples on the vulva, they should go to a regular hospital for standardized diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible to avoid misdiagnosis and delay of the disease.

Why do women have bumps on their vulva and vagina? Genital herpes specialists are here to help you. There are many reasons for this disease!

The most important thing when dealing with pimples on the vulva is to first find out the cause and then treat it symptomatically. Medically, the causes of pimples on the vulva can be roughly divided into the following categories:

1. Genital herpes: There is a burning sensation in the affected part of the vulva first, followed by the development of papules in groups, which may be one or more clusters, followed by the formation of blisters. After a few days, it develops into a pustule, which then breaks to form an erosion or shallow ulcer, causing pain. It eventually scabs and heals on its own. The course of the disease is about 2 to 3 weeks. In women, it is more common in the labia majora and minora, clitoris, mons pubis, cervix, and also in the urethral opening.

2. Genital warts: The lesions of genital warts are skin-colored, light pink, red, white or dirty gray, appearing isolated or fused with each other, with an uneven surface and varying sizes. They are cauliflower-shaped, mushroom-like or nipple-like wart papules, and usually have a pedicle at the root. They may itch on their own and bleed easily when touched. Occasionally, exudate or erosion may occur, and a few patients may have a foul odor. Some patients experience pain or a foreign body sensation.

Experts point out that the treatment methods for pimples on the vulva are different depending on the causes. Some do not require any treatment at all and will disappear on their own after a period of time. If some are caused by genital herpes or condyloma acuminatum, you need to go to a regular specialist hospital for diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible to avoid causing unnecessary harm to the body.