A bud grows on the labia minora

The small fleshy particles on the labia minora may be pseudo-condyloma acuminatum or genital warts. The actual results need to be clarified by medical treatment. If you want to understand what your situation is, you first need to understand the difference between the two.

Pseudo-condyloma, also known as villous labia minora, occurs on the inner mucosa of the labia minora or the inner wall of the vagina. The protruding "hair" grows on the inner side of the labia minora like two pieces of fish eggs. The size is the same, the color is symmetrical on both sides, and the texture is the same as the surrounding mucosa. The "hair" can be lifted up when touched. It is common in women and the rash mainly occurs on the inner side of the labia minora on both sides and the vestibule of the vagina. The rash is multiple, combined, granular, milky white or dark red, like fish eggs, with a smooth surface and a bumpy feel to the touch. Some are also flocculent, papillary or polyp-like. Most patients have no spontaneous discomfort, but some feel local itching. Patients with pseudocondyloma usually have a lot of leucorrhea, which is milky white or colorless and transparent, and generally has no obvious odor. In order to distinguish it from condyloma acuminatum, you can apply % glacial acetic acid to the rash. If it does not change, it is pseudo-condyloma acuminatum.

On the contrary, it is genital warts. In addition, papillomavirus antigen test can be performed, and the result of pseudo-condylomata acuminatum is negative. The cause of pseudocondyloma is still unclear. Many people believe that it is due to physiological genetic mutation or the presence of Trichomonas in the vulva and vagina. Many people think that pseudocondyloma acuminatum is caused by chronic hyperplasia and may be the result of long-term stimulation of female secretions.

Pseudo-condyloma acuminatum is a benign disease and generally does not require special treatment. If you experience any discomfort in your vagina, seek medical attention immediately. Generally speaking, pseudo-condyloma acuminatum can be distinguished from trichomoniasis or trichomonas infection and can be relatively cured. Therefore, pathological condyloma acuminatum and pseudo-condyloma acuminatum should be accurately distinguished in many aspects.

Small granulations on the vulva and abnormal leucorrhea are signs of gynecological inflammation. The granular tissue is caused by long-term inflammation and stimulation, which leads to the hyperplasia of local tissues, while the solid gelatinous and tofu-like secretions are typical symptoms of candidal vaginitis.

Implementation suggestions:

It is recommended to use nystatin vaginal suppository or Daconin suppository for vaginal medication treatment. At the same time, clean the vulva with private wash or hot water before going to bed every night, and wash the underwear with hot water. One course of treatment is 7 days. If the inflammation is severe, you can add another course of treatment 7 days before the next menarche to achieve complete recovery. During the treatment period, sexual intercourse and bathing in a tub are strictly prohibited.