The reason why red bumps grow on the vulva

The health of the genitals is an issue that people attach great importance to, especially the female genitals. Because of the different physiological structures and functions of the female genitals, the female vulva is essentially different from the male vulva. The female vulva is most likely to harbor dirt and filth, leaving a considerable hidden danger to health. Many women suffer from some gynecological diseases. For example, red bumps on the vulva are a common phenomenon. So, what is the reason for red bumps on the vulva?

It is considered to be pseudo-condyloma, also known as villous labia minora, the rash mainly occurs on the inner side of the labia minora on both sides and the vestibule of the vagina. The rash is multiple, collective, granular, white or light red, like fish eggs, with a smooth surface and a granular feel to the touch. Some are filiform, papillary or polyp-like. Most patients do not feel any discomfort, but some may feel local itching. Patients with pseudocondyloma usually have an increase in leucorrhea, which is white or colorless and transparent, and generally has no obvious odor. This disease is caused by chronic hyperplasia and may be the result of long-term stimulation by vaginal secretions. Pseudo-condyloma is a benign lesion that usually does not require special treatment. It is only treated appropriately when it is accompanied by Candida or Trichomonas infection. Don't be too anxious. Go to a regular hospital in time and receive targeted treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

From the above explanation, there are many reasons for the development of red bumps on the vulva. Because women live in a changing environment, and the vulva is most likely to be exposed to some pathogens. Therefore, it is not surprising to suffer from red bumps on the vulva. As long as it is carefully treated, it can be completely recovered.