Female vulvar tumor pictures

Private tumors refer to various tumors that grow and develop in the vulva. According to the characteristics of the tumor, they can be divided into two categories: benign and malignant. Because this type of disease is very harmful to women, once women are diagnosed with private tumors, they must actively seek treatment. So, how to detect private tumors in the early stages?

Detailed explanation: What are the symptoms of good private part tumors?

Healthy tumors of the private parts are relatively rare, mainly including papilloma, fibroma, lipoma, sweat adenoma and so on.

1. Papilloma: a single hard lump that often occurs on the labia majora or mons pubis, with fine and dense nipples on the surface and a slightly hard texture. The deterioration rate is high.

2. Fibroma: It is a common mass on the labia majora, which gradually grows into a real tumor with a pedicle.

3. Lipoma---It comes from the fat layer of the mons pubis and vulva. It varies in size, grows slowly, and is relatively soft. Generally, there are no symptoms and the possibility of worsening is small. However, its large size may cause difficulty in walking or sexual life.

4. Sweat adenoma---it comes from the sweat glands of the labia majora and vulva, and is generally 1-2cm in size. The tumor grows slowly and has no symptoms. Very few may have lesions.

Attention: What are the symptoms of malignant private tumors?

1. Early stage malignant private part tumor: In the early stage, small and hard lumps, lumps or ulcers appear, often accompanied by pain or itching.

2. Terminal malignant private tumor: The terminal stage is characterized by typical erosion, lumps or irregular papilloma, which may be milky white, dark gray, pink or have melanin deposition. The inguinal lymph nodes on one or both sides are enlarged, hard and fixed. When the tumor ruptures or causes secondary infection, symptoms such as frequent urination, urgency, pain when urinating, difficulty urinating, and difficulty defecation may occur.