Does the pimple on the vulva mean that I have Bowenoid papulosis?

It is common for women to have pimples on the vulva. When this happens, female friends will feel particularly worried and afraid. This situation is not normal. Sometimes it is caused by not paying attention to the hygiene of the vulva, and some of it is disease-related. After the situation occurs, timely treatment should be carried out, and more attention should be paid to life. Generally, such a situation is likely to be Bowenoid papulosis. Let us learn about it below.

Bowenoid papulosis occurs in sexually active young and middle-aged women.

Small pimples:

① Location: Most are located on the perineum and labia, and a few are located on the genital mucosa.

②Appearance: They are flat, raised small bumps that are skin-colored, light brown, or brown, bean-sized or larger, with a nipple-like or smooth surface.

③Number: There can be multiple ones, or one or two.

④Changes: It may become more and bigger, but not very fast.

⑤Symptoms: No symptoms.

Ordinary people and doctors should be aware that this disease is very similar to the sexually transmitted disease genital warts, but it is not a sexually transmitted disease and has nothing to do with sexual contact. Of course, if the patient has a history of sexual contact, it can be confusing. After diagnosis, local physical therapy should be used, such as laser, freezing, electrocautery, etc.

The above is the situation in which Bowenoid papulosis may occur after pimples appear on the vulva. Such a situation requires timely examination and treatment. There are many reasons for the disease. It is generally believed that it is mainly related to sexual life. It is caused by not paying attention to personal hygiene or not taking effective protection during sexual life. During treatment, it is necessary to prevent transmission.