A picture of a hard pimple on the vulva

A hard bump on the vulva may be caused by genital warts or folliculitis. The possibility of a Bartholin's gland cyst cannot be ruled out. It needs to be improved through drug treatment, laser treatment, surgery, etc.

1. Folliculitis: It is mainly caused by subcutaneous nodules caused by vulvar infection. Redness, swelling, heat and pain usually appear during the onset of the disease. Generally, it is necessary to cooperate with the doctor to use anti-inflammatory drugs for treatment, which can speed up the absorption and disappearance of inflammation and can also play a good role in the recovery of symptoms.

2. Genital warts: Mainly caused by viral infection, usually small burr-like nodules will appear, usually in clusters, and may also appear on the vulva or the posterior perineum. It is mainly caused by unclean sexual life. After the onset of the disease, it needs to be improved through laser therapy. Laser can cause cell tissue necrosis and shedding, thereby achieving an improvement effect.

3. Bartholin's gland cyst: It usually appears on the labia majora, mostly single. When infected, it will cause obvious pain symptoms and requires surgical excision so that the diseased tissue can be removed as soon as possible.

It is best to go to a local regular hospital for relevant examinations, and then make targeted improvements based on the examination results to avoid worsening of symptoms. At the same time, attention should be paid to local hygiene care.