Is vulvar ulcer serious? What should I do if I have vulvar ulcer?

Vulvar ulcer is a common disease among females. Since there are many parts that make up the female vulva, the location of the ulcer surface may be different for each patient. So are vulvar ulcers serious? This question has always been the most concerned topic among patients with vulvar ulcers. In fact, no matter what kind of ulcer it is, it can cause great harm to the human body and should be treated by a doctor in time to avoid causing other diseases.

What are the main causes of vulvar ulcers?

Inflammation is the most common cause of female genital ulcers. However, many women's diseases are also quite complicated, and the early stages of women's diseases are usually ignored by most women. It also creates conditions for inflammation to flourish.

Many diseases that women are prone to, such as nonspecific vulvitis, simple viral infection, chancroid, lymphogranuloma, Behcet's disease, etc., can cause vulvar inflammation and are also the causes of vulvar ulcers.

2. What to do after suffering from vulvar ulcer

During the occurrence and development of these diseases, the accompanying inflammation may cause certain changes in the vulvar skin, such as ulcers. About 1/3 of vulvar cancer in women has vulvar ulcer as one of its early manifestations.

If you suffer from genital ulcers, you should diagnose and treat them promptly, find out the cause as soon as possible, and provide targeted treatment. Reduce friction and keep the vulva clean and dry. Patients with severe symptoms should stay in bed. Under the guidance of experts, symptomatic treatment is carried out using both Chinese and Western medicine. In daily life, maintain good living habits.

In order to prevent vulvar ulcers, if you suffer from other gynecological diseases, you should seek timely treatment to prevent the development of inflammation. Also, if you find any symptoms, you should go to a regular hospital for treatment in time.