There is a boil on the vulva

Vulvar furunculosis is a subacute suppurative infection of the superficial layer of hair follicles and surrounding tissues caused by the invasion of suppurative bacteria into the hair follicles or sebaceous glands of the private skin. Furuncles are recurring tumors. If they occur in large numbers, repeatedly, and are difficult to heal for a long time, it is called furunculosis. The pathogens of vulvar furunculosis and vulvar furunculosis are the same as those of vulvar folliculitis. Look at the picture below of a boil on the vulva.

Symptoms of boils in private parts:

Vulvar furunculosis is a subacute suppurative infection of the superficial layer of hair follicles and surrounding tissues caused by the invasion of suppurative bacteria into the hair follicles or sebaceous glands of the private skin. Furuncles are recurring tumors. If they occur in large numbers, repeatedly, and are difficult to heal for a long time, it is called furunculosis. The pathogens of vulvar furunculosis and vulvar furunculosis are the same as those of vulvar folliculitis. High temperature, sweating, scratching, bad living habits, systemic diseases such as diabetes, liver transplantation, and long-term use of hormone drugs are often the causative factors.

In severe cases, it may cause inguinal lymphadenopathy or fever. The skin lesions initially appear as follicular inflammatory papules with obvious substrate infiltration, and then the inflammation spreads to the periphery to form dark purple lumps with unclear edges. The skin becomes red, itchy, and painful, and gradually worsens. After a few days, the center of the lump becomes loose, the surface skin becomes soft and undulating, and yellow-white spotted pus plugs appear on the top, which soon rupture and discharge thick blood and necrotic tissue. The pain immediately subsides and is relieved, and then the inflammation gradually disappears and heals.

How to cure vulvar boils faster:

Boils are caused by the blockage of the glandular ducts in the private parts due to reasons such as not cleaning the private parts. The secretions in the glandular ducts cannot be discharged and then accumulate in the skin. Treatments for boils include:

First, in the early stages, you can keep the vulva clean and hygienic, or take a warm bath for 20 minutes at night for about a week to promote the opening of the vagina, which can help the disease heal faster.

Second, when the boil is infected, it may turn into a cyst or merge into an infected gland in severe cases. At this time, it is difficult to dredge it through physical therapy. The only way is to cut the skin of the boil for drainage to allow the pus and other contents to flow out, and then cooperate with local dressing, bathing and other methods to cure the boil as soon as possible.