What should I do if small fleshy buds appear on my vagina?

Women often have these confusions. When they inadvertently find some changes in their private parts, such as small buds in the genitals, they will be anxious, but sometimes they are unwilling to check. Small problems will become bigger, and no problems will be left unresolved. This will have an adverse effect on their future life. Therefore, it is very necessary for women to correctly understand some conditions of the genitals and take good care of their private parts.

Vaginitis is an inflammation of the vaginal mucosa and submucosal connective tissue. It is a common disease in gynecological clinics and can occur in people of all ages. Under normal physiological conditions, the tissue anatomy and biochemistry of the vagina are sufficient to defend against the invasion of external microorganisms. If it is damaged, pathogens can take advantage of the opportunity to enter and cause vaginal inflammation. Clinically, the main clinical features are changes in the nature of leucorrhea, itching and burning pain in the vulva, and the growth of small red granulations in the vulva. Symptoms may also include dyspareunia, dysuria, and urgency.

Keep the vulva clean and dry during treatment and avoid scratching. Underwear and washing towels should be boiled for 5 to 10 minutes to kill pathogens. Pay special attention to prohibiting sexual intercourse during treatment, or using condoms to prevent cross infection. Vaginal medication and sitz baths should be avoided during menstruation. Women with recurrent episodes should check their husband's urine and prostatic fluid, and repeat the tests if necessary. If positive, both should be treated together.

Patients with vaginitis should stabilize their emotions, cultivate their temperament, and receive psychological treatment based on the patient's personality and the causes of the disease, as well as strengthen their exercise, enhance their physical fitness, and improve their own immune function. Actively eliminate the inducing factors and promptly treat various inflammations of the reproductive organs.

Therefore, when you find abnormalities in your genitals, you should not panic or ignore it, you should not seek medical treatment rashly, and you should not take medicine indiscriminately. You should actively go to the hospital for a detailed examination to determine the cause and condition of the disease, and then use appropriate medication to be effective. Women should also clean their genitals regularly to keep them hygienic.