What are vulvar nodules?

Vulvar nodules are also a common phenomenon in gynecology. Although this phenomenon does not cause damage to the patient's body when it is mild, it will make us feel redness, swelling and itching of the vulva when it becomes serious. The reasons for this phenomenon are mostly related to women's hygiene habits, because most nodules are caused by bacterial infection. So what are vulvar nodules?

Vulvar nodules are common in life. In many cases, they do not require treatment and will not affect the human body. However, sometimes abnormal conditions occur and affect normal life and work. They need to be taken seriously and treated in time to avoid delaying for too long. Treatment is relatively easy in the early stages. As the disease progresses, it becomes increasingly difficult to control.

There are many types of vulvar nodules, and the causes are quite complicated. Generally speaking, they are caused by local inflammation. They may be hard in the early stage, then slowly soften, and then gradually subside. However, if the situation worsens, it may be considered as vulvar cancer. So what are the symptoms of vulvar nodules? Let's learn about it in detail below. I believe it will be of great help to you.

What are the symptoms of vulvar nodules?

Vulvar nodules are relatively common in life. Generally speaking, they are considered to be local inflammation or vulvar cysts. In this case, no treatment is required and you don't need to be too nervous. Pay more attention to your diet and lifestyle habits, and this situation will gradually ease. However, sometimes patients may experience local pain, as well as inflammation throughout the body, causing dizziness, nausea, vomiting, etc., which requires timely treatment. It may be caused by vulvar cancer, so you should go to the hospital for examination in time to avoid prolonged duration and delay in the disease.

What should we pay attention to when we have vulvar nodules?

Patients usually need to pay more attention to local hygiene, especially private parts, wash and change underwear frequently, and do not wash underwear and outerwear together to avoid bacterial infection. If small nodules appear, do not squeeze them with your hands. Severe itching may occur at this time. Do not scratch with your hands frequently. For serious conditions, go to the hospital for examination in time. If it lasts for a long time, it may seriously affect sexual life and easily cause other diseases and worsen the condition.

Patients should eat more easily digestible and nutritious foods, and eat less irritating or spicy foods. They can eat fresh fruits and vegetables, ensure adequate sleep, and do appropriate physical exercise to enhance the body's resistance, which is very helpful for the recovery of this disease. This should be taken seriously.

In general, if the vulvar nodules are relatively mild, local itching may occur. Observe for two or three days and pay more attention to diet and lifestyle habits. If the condition gradually improves, you don’t need to be too nervous. However, if it lasts for a long time or is serious and affects your normal sexual life, you need to go to the hospital for examination in time to avoid delaying for too long.