A big swelling on the vulva

Women have a very difficult life in daily life, because women usually face more physical challenges than men, and have to deal with some gynecological diseases, which is the biggest threat to women. There are many gynecological diseases, and most women suffer from them to some extent. For example, what is the reason for a swollen bag on one side? Let’s discuss the interpretation below.

A swelling on one side of the labia majora is a common symptom in women. The specific manifestations of this type of symptoms are foreign body growth or swelling of the vulva, and some are accompanied by itching, pain, discomfort in walking and interference with sexual life. There are two types of common labia majora:

Tumor type: This type of lumps mostly occur in the labia majora, and some labia majora and minora grow at the same time. These include: simple papilloma that is shaped like a pedunculated fungus or cauliflower, fibroma with hard texture and uneven surface, lipoma with slow growth and development, sweat glandoma with nodular protrusions, bright red or dark blue honeycomb hemangioma, private tumor with local itching, bleeding or ulceration, etc.

Sexually transmitted diseases: These lumps are mostly located in the perineum and private parts. Among them, genital warts are more common. After this kind of disease spread by sexual intercourse occurs, red or purple lumps can be seen in the private parts, with uneven surface, soft texture, scattered alone or combined, and shaped like cauliflower. Some also have more serious irritation symptoms, odor and bleeding, making the entire private parts moist and wet underwear. Scar tissue: If there is a history of trauma to the private parts or perineum incision during pregnancy, there may be uneven scar tissue left in the area.

From the above explanation, it can be seen that vulvar lumps are very harmful to women's bodies. Women often do not pay enough attention to them in their daily lives, which results in the malignant development of the lumps. It is often too late to seek treatment. Therefore, women must seek medical attention in time if they find vulvar lumps.