What's the matter with the small particles on the vulva?

The health of the vulva has a great impact on people's bodies. In particular, the female vulva, which is subject to the influence of its physiological structure, is very susceptible to viral infection, inducing various physiological diseases and causing great damage to women's lives. For example, foreign body growth in female vulva is one of the common symptoms. Let’s take a look at what causes small particles to appear on the vulva. I hope women can understand this.

The growth of small particles and itching on the vulva may be related to vaginal inflammation. If small particles grow on the vulva, you can go to the hospital for treatment, or follow the doctor's instructions and use fungal treatment drugs in conjunction with a wash.

The growth of small fleshy grains on the vulva may be caused by vaginal inflammation or genital warts. You should go to the hospital's gynecology department for appropriate examinations, a clear diagnosis, and appropriate medication under the guidance of a doctor, or other methods for symptomatic treatment. Usually you must pay attention to maintaining the hygiene of the vulva.

The main consideration is gynecological inflammation, which is caused by not paying attention to personal hygiene or fungal infection. It is recommended to change underwear frequently and use potassium permanganate for cleaning. If necessary, see a dermatologist or gynecologist.

The growth of small particles on the vulva is mainly caused by genital warts, which can be said to be a typical sexually transmitted disease. It is not only harmful to the patient's body, but also has a great trauma on the mental health and even endangers the family. Therefore, the occurrence of genital warts is not only the growth of small particles on the vulva, but also some other uncomfortable symptoms.

Among patients with genital warts, the growth of small particles in the vulva is a very common symptom. More than 70% of patients are infected through sexual contact, especially those with chaotic sexual life. Thirty percent of patients are infected through indirect infection. Patients with genital warts will have small particles in the vulva, cervix, anus and urethra.