Are small bumps on the vagina contagious?

Some common diseases among women are caused by their own physiological diseases and gynecological diseases, such as common condyloma acuminatum and vaginitis. When it comes to the small bumps on the vaginal opening that we often encounter, the first thing we should consider is bacterial infection. So when we encounter such a phenomenon, how should we deal with and treat it?

1. It is highly contagious and can be transmitted to family members or other people: Genital warts can not only be transmitted through sexual contact, but also through indirect contact with family members or friends through bath towels, bathtubs, underwear, etc. that are contaminated with the virus. 2. Heavy psychological burden and impact on family harmony: Genital warts belong to the category of diseases. Once diagnosed, many patients will bear a heavy psychological burden. When one spouse becomes ill, both parties become suspicious of each other, leading to family disharmony and possibly even a marriage crisis. 3. There is a risk of cancer if the disease is not treated for a long time or is not cured for a long time: The immune system of patients with genital warts is suppressed, and the disease can recur repeatedly for a long time, which is annoying. Finally, there is a possibility of leading to genital cancer. If "genital warts" are not treated promptly and thoroughly, some patients may develop cancer after a period of time. Studies have shown that 15% of penile cancer, 5% of vulvar cancer and a considerable number of anal cancers occur on the basis of long-term lesions of "genital warts". Therefore, if you find that you have "genital warts", you must go to a professional and regular hospital for scientific treatment! In addition, in daily life, you should pay attention to the following aspects: resolutely prevent promiscuity and prohibit sexual intercourse after becoming ill. During treatment and at the beginning of treatment, it is not advisable to have sexual intercourse to avoid infecting others; pay attention to personal hygiene to prevent contact transmission. Do not use other people's underwear, swimsuits or bathtubs, and encourage showering. Do not swim in swimming pools with high density or poor disinfection.

From the above, we know that there are small bumps at the vaginal opening. First of all, we should treat and prevent them in time, especially if they come into contact with unclean objects, which can easily cause such a thing. We should also pay active attention to some bacterial infections in life.