White particles on labia

There are white particles on the labia, but there are no obvious symptoms when touching them, no pain or itching. This will cause many people to not pay attention to the symptoms they have. As the disease worsens, these white particles will become more painful and accompanied by itching. This is a sign that the symptoms are getting worse, and you should take some antibacterial drugs.

However, in recent years, it is not uncommon for people to be misdiagnosed as having genital warts. Especially after reading the medical records, patients often "identify themselves with the disease" and wonder whether they have genital warts, which brings unnecessary psychological burden to themselves. What’s worse, some people feel that it is a “sexually transmitted disease” that is not to be seen in public, and dare not go to regular medical departments or seek treatment from specialists. Instead, they believe the “persuasion” of quack doctors, which not only costs money but also creates a huge psychological burden, and can cause discord between couples and unrest in the family.

The differences between hairy labia minora and genital warts are as follows: hairy labia minora is a non-communicable disease with a long course of disease, usually more than half a year; the lesions are mainly distributed on the inner side of the labia minora, symmetrically distributed on the left and right; the lesions are light red papules, and some are filamentous. Genital warts are a contagious disease; they usually occur 2-3 months after infection with the virus, progress rapidly, and are prone to recurrence; they mainly occur in the vaginal opening, anus, perineum, labia minora, etc.; the skin lesions are large, like cauliflower.

Pseudo-condyloma is a benign papilloma related to development. It has no effect on health and the development of papules is self-limited, so generally no treatment is required. For some patients, the papules may gradually disappear automatically due to changes in hormones in the body or after the removal of fungi. If you have the above conditions, it is best to go to a regular hospital's specialist clinic for an early diagnosis to avoid unnecessary trouble.

Hairy labia minora generally have no symptoms. It is more common in young women and can occur in both unmarried and married women. The age of onset is mainly between 18 and 40 years old, and the incidence rate is about 16%-18%. Egg white-like leucorrhea often occurs, and the vulva occasionally feels itchy. The cause of the disease is still unclear. Some people suggest that it is related to fungal infection; others believe that it is related to glandular hyperplasia caused by long-term chronic nonspecific stimulation or friction of the vulva. Its clinical manifestations are significantly different from those of genital warts.

Hairy labia minora refers to the presence of light red papules on the inner side of the female labia minora, which are 1-2 mm in size, multiple, clustered, granular, fused into pieces, and symmetrically distributed on the left and right. Another manifestation is the presence of villous protrusions, like carpet fluff.