How to eliminate pimples on the vulva

There are several factors that cause pimples on the vulva, and the treatment method needs to be chosen according to the cause. Generally, pimples on the vulva are caused by eczema or pearly rash, which is a bacterial infection. Patients can use antibiotics for treatment. Pimples on the vulva may also be genital warts, which are caused by sexually transmitted diseases. It is necessary to pay attention to the hygiene of sexual life. Genital warts are highly contagious, and patients need to seek medical treatment in time.

1: What is the reason for acne in women's private parts?

The general symptoms of private acne are: rice-grain-sized pimples appear around the vagina, of varying sizes and numbers, vaginal dryness and pain during intercourse, and redness, swelling and itching around the vagina when fever occurs.

1. Unclean sexual life. Acne around the vagina can be caused by a sexually transmitted disease - genital warts: in the early stages, they are light pink or dirty red millet-sized pimples with slightly pointed tips, which gradually grow larger or increase in number and can develop into nipple-like or cystic shapes.

2. Healthy sex life. Acne around the vagina may be caused by pearly measles infection: it often occurs around the vagina, with growths such as granulations attached, accompanied by a foul odor, and may cause secondary infection after scratching.

3. Acne appears around the vagina even though there is no sexual life. Most of them are vaginitis: due to urethritis, Trichomonas infection, etc., gynecological inflammations such as vulvitis, vaginitis, and vulvar leukoplakia may occur, which may cause small acne-like bumps on the vulva.

4. Acne occurs despite no sex life. It may also be folliculitis. Acne is a chronic inflammation of the sebaceous glands of the hair follicles, common in teenagers. It is caused by excessive secretion of androgen, excessive sebum secretion, and excessive keratinization of the sebaceous gland ducts of the hair follicles, resulting in narrowing and blockage of the outlet.

In addition, many factors such as not paying attention to skin hygiene, excessive mental stress, and the use of topical hormone drugs are also related to the occurrence of acne. Acne often occurs on the face, chest, back, etc., but it is not uncommon for it to occur on the vulva.

2. What gynecological examinations should be done for private acne?

The first thing to be clear is that acne in the private parts generally will not go away on its own and must be treated professionally. First of all, pay attention to local cleaning and keep it clean. Try not to scratch the affected area with your hands, and do not squeeze or pick at pimples to avoid cross infection and spread to other parts. You should also go to the hospital for these two tests:

1. Colposcopy: The image can be magnified 10-40 times to observe tiny lesions on the surface of the vagina or cervix. It is mainly used to diagnose early cervical lesions. Take injections from suspicious areas under the microscope for examination to improve the diagnosis rate.

2. Routine examination of leucorrhea: The examination items include pH value, vaginal cleanliness, fungus or Trichomonas, amine test, clue cells, etc., which can help doctors determine the cause and assist in diagnosis.

3. Notes

Once the diagnosis is confirmed, attention should be paid to the cleanliness of the vulva while treatment is in progress. Do not wash the vulva with soap; try to refrain from scratching and rubbing the affected area; avoid spicy food; and be careful to avoid emotional changes.

In short, if women have acne around the vagina, they should not hesitate or be embarrassed, but should go to the hospital for examination in time. As long as the patient actively cooperates, the treatment is not difficult. If it is really related to a sexually transmitted disease, the longer you wait, the more difficult it will be to treat.