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Due to the special physiological structure, it is relatively difficult to maintain the cleanliness of women's private parts, which makes them prone to a variety of health diseases. This special part often makes women feel ashamed to consult, fearing that they may infect their partners with unclean sexually transmitted diseases or that their partners may become suspicious. It is indeed difficult to talk about this issue sometimes, which causes some women to delay their treatment.

One of them is blisters on the female genitals. When people see blisters, they think it is herpes and treat it with the method of treating herpes. But is it really the case?

The appearance of blisters on the genitals does not necessarily mean herpes. The specific diagnosis needs to be made based on more specific symptoms and signs.

The blisters generally do not itch and are round or oval in shape. The tissue fluid inside is generally clear in color, and may be red or black in the middle. There is no odor, and there is no pain unless you touch them, and you may not even be able to perceive the existence of these blisters.

Herpes is different. Herpes is basically caused by a virus and is a very common infectious disease. It can be transmitted by unclean sexual contact, cross-changing of clothes, shared toiletries, etc. Herpes will be accompanied by a strong burning sensation in the affected area, as well as an itchy sensation. Localized light red spots or papules may appear, and in severe cases, pustules may occur, causing ulcers, etc.

If you find genital herpes, please do not apply ointment or other operations on your own. Go to the hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible.

If it is a blister, there is no need to worry too much. It may be caused by local allergy or infection. In this case, you just need to take a hot bath. Soaking in hot water can allow the blisters to burst naturally, and then through the body's automatic healing function, everything will be fine. Never use tools or your hands to break the blisters to avoid infection.

Finally, I would like to emphasize again that if you cannot determine whether the infection is caused by genital herpes or other problems, please go to a regular hospital for consultation and diagnosis as soon as possible and receive symptomatic treatment as soon as possible.