There is a hard lump on the vagina and it hurts. What's going on?

The health of the private parts is extremely important for women. If you do not protect your private parts well, it is easy to cause private parts infection and lead to gynecological diseases. Some women feel uncomfortable in their genitals, feel hard lumps inside, and sometimes feel pain. This may be inflammation caused by genital infection. So what should we do in this situation?

Itchy and painful bumps on the genitals may be a disease related to vulvar itching, which has a certain impact on women's physical and mental health. Many women develop small bumps on their vulva and begin to wonder if they have a sexually transmitted disease. In fact, there are many causes of this disease, and the specific causes are different for different patients, so we should treat the disease in a targeted manner.

If patients develop itchy and painful bumps on their genitals, it may be due to swollen vestibular glands. If small bumps appear due to swollen vestibular glands, most of them are unilateral and of varying sizes. The exit of the vestibular glands is located on the inner side of the labia minora, and bacteria can easily invade and eventually cause inflammation.

Some patients also develop itchy and painful rashes on their genitals due to genital herpes. Most female genital herpes are on the vulva or around the anus. At first, the local skin becomes slightly red, and then some needle-like blisters grow, accompanied by mild itching and burning sensation. If a woman is infected with pearly rash, it will also be accompanied by a foul odor.

Women may also develop itchy and painful rashes on their vulva due to inflammation. The skin of the vulva is often in a moist environment, which makes it easy for bacteria to grow. Infection by fungi, staphylococci, or other bacteria can cause local folliculitis, vulvitis, vaginitis, and other diseases.

That’s all we have to say about the specific causes of itchy and painful bumps on the genitals. There are many reasons why itchy and painful bumps on the genitals of women, and we should adopt different treatment methods for different patients. However, it should be noted that if you find itchy or painful in the vulva, you must not scratch it to avoid infection after scratching, which will make the disease more and more serious and make it more difficult to treat the disease in the later stage.