Small meat grains on the vulva

Many ladies may always feel that there are small fleshy bumps on their private parts that do not hurt or itch. In fact, they don’t know whether it is a disease. In medicine, it is called pubic lice. After going to the hospital for examination, the doctor told them that it might be caused by pubic lice. They don’t know how pubic lice was contracted. It is closely related to one’s daily living habits, and basically couples are more likely to suffer from the disease. So what is the reason for the small fleshy bumps on the private parts that do not hurt or itch?

Many women may always feel that the small meat grains on their private parts do not hurt or itch. In fact, they do not know whether it is a disease. In medicine, it is called pubic lice. After going to the hospital for examination, the doctor told them that it might be a disease. They did not know how pubic lice was contracted. It has a lot to do with their daily living habits. In general, the probability of couples suffering from the disease is higher. So what is the reason for the small meat grains on the private parts that do not hurt or itch?

What is the reason for the small fleshy grains in the private parts that do not hurt or itch?

Pubic lice is a type of pubic lice that parasitizes on the pubic hair and hair around the anus of men and women. It bites the surrounding skin, causing itching and leading to a skin-to-skin contact infection called sparganosis. Although both men and women have it, it is more common in women. It is generally called a skin disease, which is more common in young people. It is mainly caused by not paying attention to daily hygiene during intercourse and having sex. It is more common in people who often stay out. It may also occur in men's armpits and chest hair, especially at night when the manifestation is greater than during the day. It can occur in as long as there is hair on the body. Its manifestation is mainly in the form of gray sand-like particles sticky on the pubic hair, which are actually lice eggs. They gradually grow and move, and develop into pubic lice. Some of them can even drill into the patient's skin, with half exposed outside the skin. When the itching is unbearable, scratching can be used to relieve the symptoms. Scars and scabs will appear on the skin, and then lumpy blood stasis spots will be found. Most of them occur on the inside of the buttocks and around the lower abdomen of the waist.

If pubic lice is to be diagnosed, it is usually based on whether the patient has a history of sexual activity or other infection history, and whether the pubic area often has itching, folliculitis and other symptoms. Professional doctors can determine whether pubic lice is present through these basic examinations. Pubic lice is different from other female diseases such as trichomoniasis, scabies, and private skin itching, and must be distinguished from these categories. In fact, it is necessary to go to the hospital for professional examination before the specific treatment can be determined. Special attention should be paid to early detection and early treatment, otherwise pubic lice will cause other complications and have certain obstacles to treatment.