What's the matter with the fleshy lump on my labia?

The growth of fleshy bumps on the labia is a problem that needs to be taken seriously by the majority of women. Once this problem occurs, the first thing to do is to do a good job of hygiene care. The pants worn by girls must be soft, and the changes in the condition must be closely observed, because the causes of fleshy bumps on the labia are very complicated. It may be polyps, or folliculitis, etc. The common causes are listed below.

What's the matter with the fleshy lump on my labia?

This situation is considered to be caused by pseudo-condyloma. It is recommended to use laser or freezing to remove it, and perform pathological examination if necessary.

The discomfort is most likely folliculitis, which is caused by inflammation of the hair follicles. Don't be too careless.

Guidance:

Pay more attention to hygiene in daily life and clean the perineum frequently. You can use gynecological wash and apply iodine. Avoid unclean sexual life and pay more attention to yourself.

It is considered to be genital polyps, and the condition worsens during menstruation, causing severe bleeding, pain, itching and odor.

Guidance:

It is recommended to keep warm and pay attention to hygiene in the future. No unclean contact is allowed during menstruation. Drink more water, wash, and have sex to get gynecological diseases and urinary tract infections

This lump may be a polyp or it may be caused by inflammatory stimulation. It is recommended to go to the gynecology department for examination first. You can apply some Bactroban first. If the improvement is not obvious, you can do an excisional treatment if necessary, but be careful to avoid inflammatory stimulation, wear loose and breathable pants, and wash with warm water every day.

It may be pseudo-condyloma, which does not require treatment. Pseudo-condyloma is also called villous labia minora. It occurs on the inner mucosa of the labia minora and grows on the inner side of the labia minora like two balls of fish roe. The protruding "villi" are equal in size, symmetrical on both sides, the same color as the surrounding mucosa, soft in texture, and can be lifted up when touched.

It is more common in women aged 20-30 years old. The rash mainly occurs on the inner side of the labia minora on both sides and the vestibule of the vagina. The rash is multiple, collective, granular, white or light red, like fish eggs, with a smooth surface and a granular feel to the touch. Some are also filamentous, papillary or polyp-like. Most patients do not feel uncomfortable, and some feel local itching. Patients with pseudo-condyloma usually have an increase in leucorrhea, which is white or colorless and transparent, and generally has no obvious odor. In order to distinguish it from genital warts, 5% acetic acid can be applied to the rash site. If it does not turn white, it is pseudo-condyloma, otherwise, it is genital warts. In addition, papillomavirus antigen testing can also be performed, and pseudo-condyloma patients are all negative. The cause of pseudo-condyloma is still unclear. Some people believe that it is a physiological variation or is related to the presence of Candida in the vulva and vagina. Others believe that pseudo-condyloma is caused by the proliferation of chronic diseases, which may be the result of long-term stimulation of vaginal secretions.