Small bumps on the vulva that don’t hurt or itch? Take a look at these

In life, many doctors have heard female friends say that they have a small lump at the opening of their vagina, but it does not hurt or itch. What is going on? How should it be treated specifically? If you want to know the answer, please read on.

Causes of Genital Warts

1. Sexually transmitted. This disease mainly occurs in people with disordered sexual relations. Generally, monogamy ensures the harmonious development of sexual relations. However, due to poor marital conditions, separation, divorce, or singleness, widowhood, etc., sexual activities outside of marriage may occur. In this case, the disease can be easily transmitted to the other party. In addition to being infected by the group that originally had condyloma acuminatum, it may also be caused by unclean sexual behavior, such as oral sex, anal sex, etc. Because the rectal mucosa of the anus is a single layer of epithelial cells, which is different from the multi-layer structure of the vagina, it is particularly prone to damage and bleeding. It is more likely to damage the mucosa than vaginal intercourse, thus causing infection. Also, if your sexual partner has physical abnormalities, such as abnormal secretions, lesions or ulcers on the external genitalia, or is menstruating, you must not force yourself to have sex just for the sake of a momentary sense of quickness.

2. Transmission through indirect contact. The disease may be spread by careless use of the patient's belongings, leading to the onset of the disease. For example, the patient's underwear, bath towel, bathtub, and the edge of the toilet also need to be paid attention to. These are mostly where the germs of genital warts are present, so you must pay attention to personal hygiene and try not to have any private contact with patients with genital warts.

3. Mother-to-child transmission. If a pregnant woman develops condyloma before or after pregnancy and is not diagnosed and treated immediately. Then when the patient is giving birth, the fetus in the abdomen may be infected through the reproductive tract, and the child will then develop condyloma or laryngeal papilloma. Or the infection may occur after giving birth, through close contact with a sick mother or other sick person.

4. The disease occurs through external genital wounds. Due to lack of attention to sexual life, there may be wounds on the genitals without being aware of it. The warts virus enters the body through the wounds and multiplies. When the bacteria mature and multiply to a sufficient number, the disease will occur. Therefore, sex life must pay attention to safety and hygiene.

What happens if genital warts are not treated?

If patients with genital warts do not receive timely treatment, the disease will be transmitted to the baby and affect the quality of fertility: pregnant women with genital warts may infect the baby through the birth canal during delivery, causing biting tract warts in infants and young children.

If genital warts are not treated in time, they will continue to grow and increase in number. They may also merge with each other to take on nipple-like, cockscomb-like, cobblestone-like, cauliflower-like appearances, and may vary in size and grow into huge genital warts. There is often itching and a feeling of pressure, and if there is a bacterial infection, there may be a foul odor. Compression of adjacent tissues and organs causes corresponding compression symptoms.