Will vulvar lumps disappear on their own?

Vulvar lumps are a common disease among our outpatient gynecological patients. Many people go to the hospital for examination because of small bumps on their vulva. In clinical medicine, there are many such patients, most of whom are female friends who have had sexual life, and they exist in all age groups. Among so many patients, each one’s condition is different. Some may be accompanied by a sense of discomfort, while others may not have any discomfort symptoms. So, if a woman's private parts are affected but there is no pain, will it go away on its own? Today, we will focus on the following aspects.

In fact, vulvar lumps are a symptom of gynecological inflammation, not a type of disease. The condition of each patient is different. Some may have multiple lumps, while others may have a single rash, and the specific location is also different. Generally speaking, there are two possibilities when this happens. One is genital warts caused by viral infection; the other is inflammatory bumps caused by bacterial irritation. Actually for the individual, it depends on the comprehensive situation, what caused his own condition, what the severity is, whether he needs treatment, how to treat it, etc.

If it is a lump caused by genital warts, the condition is always more serious and is likely to infect partners. Therefore, once the symptoms are discovered, treatment must be sought as soon as possible. Generally, the warts are removed with a laser and then antiviral drugs are used to promote treatment. It will not disappear on its own. If it is a small bump caused by inflammation, if it is mild and you pay more attention to your daily life, it may disappear on its own in a few days. Some patients may be more serious and it is not a general rule.

In general, this is the theme we often talk about today. Therefore, the condition of vulvar lumps is still relatively common among female friends, and the actual time of recovery and disappearance is directly related to the degree of attention paid to it. In this case, you can often clean the perineum with warm water, avoid eating seafood, and eat less spicy and irritating foods.