Small pimples on vulva after menstruation

Women must pay attention to their own hygiene before and after menstruation, and especially must wash themselves clean after menstruation, or take a bath during menstruation, otherwise it will affect women's physical health, especially some gynecological inflammations. Gynecological diseases can seriously affect women's work, life and study, and are also common diseases. Why do small bumps appear on the vulva after menstruation?

1. Small pimples on the vulva after menstruation

You may be infected with genital warts or pseudowarts. Genital warts initially appear as light pink or dirty red millet-sized growths in shape, such as papules, nipples, cauliflowers, or cockscombs. They are delicate in nature, slightly pointed at the top, painless or itchy, and gradually grow or increase in number. The base of the growth is slightly wide or has bands, the surface has granules, the surface is moist or bleeding, pus is often concentrated between the granules, and it emits a foul odor. Scratching may lead to suppuration. It is recommended to go to the hospital for a relevant examination.

2. Folk remedies for condyloma acuminatum

1. Choose to use 30 grams of Baibu and soak it in 100 ml of 75% alcohol for a week, then apply the liquid to the surface of the wart. Apply twice a day for 10 consecutive days; the patient can also take a little realgar, add it to white wine, and apply it on the surface of the wart. Use it once a day for 5 consecutive days and you will see good results.

2. Choose to use 40 grams of Brucea javanica, crush it with the shell, then fill it into 80 ml, put it in a pot and boil it, and take 40 ml of the juice. When using, apply it on the wart with a cotton swab; the patient can also use 30g of Purslane, 10g of Atractylodes, 10g of Beehive, 10g of Sophora flavescens and 10g of Realgar; use the decoction to warm it and scrub the affected area. This method is suitable for those with widespread itching of skin lesions, or those with secondary eczema. You can also use 30g of purslane and 30g of dandelion, decoct them in water and bathe the affected area. Once a day, each time for about 20 minutes, the effect is good.

3. Select and use 30 grams of safflower, 10 grams of psoralea corylifolia, 10 grams of dried ginger, 15 grams of Evodia rutaecarpa, 10 grams of camphor, and 30 grams of raw pinellia; soak them in 1000mL of 75% alcohol for 1 week, filter the residue and apply it to the affected area. Take twice a day for 10 consecutive days; you can also use 30g of Isatis root, 10g of Glauber's salt, 10g of safflower, 30g of raw coix seed, and 30g of purslane, decocted in water and taken orally. This prescription has the effects of clearing heat, detoxifying and antiviral. It is very practical for those with widespread skin lesions and can help alleviate the condition.