I have a painful abscess on my vulva.

Abscesses will be painful no matter where they grow. Some people will have abscesses on their bodies. The location of the abscesses will be red, swollen and painful, and pus will be produced over time. Severe cases may even lead to infection. Some people have pustules on their vulva. Having a pustule on the vulva is not only painful but also embarrassing. However, the editor reminds everyone not to delay seeking medical treatment because you feel embarrassed about having a pustule on the vulva. This may be caused by certain diseases.

Genital warts are a viral infection that is often transmitted through sexual contact. It manifests as pink lumps of flesh on the local mucous membrane, which are cauliflower-shaped and will gradually grow larger. They may be accompanied by other inflammatory manifestations and are painless and itchy.

prevention:

1. Resolutely put an end to sexual promiscuity

Genital warts are mainly transmitted through sexual contact. When one member of a family contracts a disease from society, the disease is passed on to the spouse through sexual intercourse and then to family members through close contact, which not only causes physical pain but also causes family discord. Therefore, improving sexual morality and avoiding extramarital sex are important aspects of preventing the occurrence of genital warts. Make sure sex partners get treatment as well.

Do not use other people's underwear, swimsuits and bathtubs; do not take a bath in a public bath, showers are recommended, and do not sit directly on the bathtub seat after bathing; try to use squat toilets in public toilets; wash your hands with soap before and after going to the toilet.

2. Genital herpes

Genital herpes begins with local burning, itching and mild tension, occasionally accompanied by neuralgia. Erythema then appears, and clustered small papules occur on the basis of the erythema, which quickly turn into blisters ranging in size from millet to mung bean with clear contents. After the blisters rupture, erosive surfaces appear, which dry and form scabs after a few days. The patient will experience systemic symptoms such as burning and itching, occasional fatigue, discomfort and slight fever. Temporary pigmentation may remain after healing.

Suggestions: Patients with genital herpes should eat less starch, sugar and irritating foods, must not drink alcohol, and it is best not to stay up late. In addition to avoiding spicy food, fishy food is also not allowed. For example, seafood, etc. Eating more foods rich in vitamins and protein can help recover from the disease, such as fresh vegetables, fruits, milk, eggs, etc.

The symptoms of syphilis are clear boundaries, neat edges, embankment-like protrusions, surrounded by dark red infiltration, characteristic cartilage-like hardness, flat base, no pus, and a fibrin-like film on the surface that is not easy to remove. If squeezed slightly, a small amount of serous exudate may be produced, which contains a large number of Treponema pallidum and is an important source of infection.

Suggestions: When patients find signs similar to syphilis in their daily life, they must seek treatment as soon as possible to avoid missing the best time. In addition, they should keep themselves clean and go to the hospital for physical examinations regularly to detect the disease as soon as possible. They should pay attention to rest and sleep in their daily life and avoid spicy food. Keep the affected area clean and hygienic. If necessary, you can use some external medication for treatment. I wish you good health.