Pictures of pimples on female urethra

When it comes to gynecological diseases, I believe everyone has a certain understanding of them. It is a relatively common disease among female friends. The urethral opening and vulva opening of female friends are close to each other, so some diseases may be closely related. Gynecological diseases and urogenital system diseases may spread to each other, such as inflammation and irritation, pathogen infection, and small bumps in the private parts. In recent days, several female friends went to the hospital for outpatient treatment because of small bumps around the urethral opening. So, what are the possible reasons for the occurrence of pimples on the female urethral opening? What should we do if this happens? Today, we will focus on these issues.

Everyone should know that women's reproductive organs are relatively special. The reproductive organs are located at the outer end of the female urinary system. The vulva and urethra are both located in the private part and are surrounded by the vulva. Therefore, if there are small bumps around the urethra, it is related to urinary system diseases and gynecological diseases, which are specifically manifested in the following two aspects:

First, if a female friend suffers from gynecological inflammation, such as vulvitis, vaginitis, cervicitis, etc., long-term bacterial infection and inflammation may cause the growth of lumps around the female vulva or urethra, some may be one, some may be multiple, and the sizes are also different;

Second, urinary and reproductive system infection, if the patient has acute urethritis or other diseases, it may cause abnormal changes in the urethral opening tissue. In this case, it is common for the urethral opening to have nodules due to tissue changes. Many patients may also have symptoms such as inability to hold urine, frequent urination, urgency, pain when urinating, incomplete urination or difficulty urinating, which cannot be generalized.

In general, these are some basic conditions of lumps around the urethral opening that we often talk about today. Among so many patients in clinical medicine, the conditions of each one are different. If this happens, you should first go to a reliable professional hospital for a physical examination to determine the cause and degree, and then you can choose the treatment method that suits you, whether it is medicine, acupuncture therapy, or surgery. The treatment needs to vary from person to person.