What is the cause of small blisters in the vagina?

Some women often complain that they will never be a woman in their next life, because being a woman is too troublesome. Either they have abnormal leucorrhea, irregular menstruation, or even gynecological inflammation. Now, I have blisters in my vagina. Facing these diseases every day makes me feel physically and mentally exhausted. How can I have the energy to do other things? So, what happens if blisters appear in the vagina?

Blisters on the pubic area are often a symptom of genital herpes. Genital herpes is mainly caused by infection with the herpes simplex virus (HSV). After infection, the patient will first have a burning sensation in the affected area of ​​the vulva, followed by the development of groups of papules, followed by the formation of blisters, which will develop into pustules after a few days.

Genital herpes often occurs at the junction of the skin and mucous membranes. First, the local skin becomes slightly red, and then groups of small blisters the size of a needle tip appear, with mild itching and burning sensation. After a few days, they dry up and form brown scabs. After the scab falls off, there is slight pigmentation, and it often recurs.

Genital herpes is a common sexually transmitted disease that is mainly transmitted through sexual contact, but can also be transmitted from mother to child and through indirect sexual contact. The incubation period is approximately 3-5 days. The affected area will first have a burning sensation and erythema will appear, and soon 3-10 small blisters will appear in clusters on the surface of the erythema. After a few days, they will become small pustules, which will rupture to form erosions and shallow ulcers. The local area will be red and swollen, and there will be burning pain. It often occurs in the glans penis, coronal sulcus, urethral orifice or penis body, and may be complicated by urethritis.

Genital herpes not only damages the urinary organs and tissues, but also causes a series of complications such as viral meningitis and myeloneuritis. The harm should not be underestimated. Therefore, patients should go to a regular hospital for professional diagnosis and treatment as soon as possible.

When blisters appear in the vagina, be sure to see a doctor in time. Don't be shy about seeing a doctor just because you are suffering from a private part of the body. This will only make the condition worse. You should also pay attention to the hygiene of your private parts, avoid promiscuous sex, avoid unclean sexual intercourse, etc., to prevent the occurrence of this disease.