I have a mouth ulcer on my vulva

Vulvar ulcer is an ulcer that grows on the skin of the patient's private parts. It is important to note that ulcer is only a symptom, and the actual type of disease cannot be simply determined based on the ulcer. The patient should go to the hospital for a detailed examination, combining the progress of the disease, previous medical records, and then combining various types of pathogenic bacteria examinations to find out the actual disease. Let me explain what female vulvar ulcers are.

1. Syphilis. Syphilis is a very serious reproductive tract infection caused by Treponema pallidum. This type of disease can be divided into three stages. Primary syphilis can cause chancre, which will cause chancre ulcers in the sexual organs. Secondary syphilis will cause syphilitic rash, which is mainly manifested by macules ulcers around the sexual organs. Tertiary syphilis is more serious than secondary syphilis. It must be noted that syphilis is prone to recurrence, and treatment should be sought immediately once the disease is discovered.

2. Genital herpes. This disease is caused by herpes virus infection. Small blisters or papules appear on the skin, which are clustered and distributed. They may cause a large local ulcer or local skin erosion, and may cause itching and pain. Genital herpes will disappear on its own in about 3 to 4 weeks. After the ulcer disappears, a new ulcer may grow again at the original location.

3. Behcet's disease. This disease is a systemic autoimmune disease that can cause ulcers in the genitals. For example, the labia majora and minora and the vaginal wall are very susceptible to ulcers due to this disease, and the symptoms vary in severity. Some patients may not have obvious symptoms and can only be detected through a gynecological examination.

This is a brief introduction to what causes female vulvar ulcers. There are many actual causes of female vulvar ulcers. Only by going to the hospital for relevant examinations, finding out the actual cause of the disease, and then actively treating it, can recovery be achieved. It is recommended to reduce friction of the affected area as much as possible in daily life, keep the private skin dry and clean, insist on washing the vulva with warm water every day, and then wipe off the moisture. Patients with severe inflammation need to rest in bed.