The causes of pimples on women's lower body

Women will definitely not feel at ease when they have pimples on their lower body, especially since pimples are the most sudden symptom of many tumor diseases. Therefore, many girls will worry that they have tumors. This will cause them to suffer from psychological disorders, which will have a great impact and harm on their body and mind. However, pimples on women's lower body are not necessarily caused by tumors. There may be other factors. Let's take a look at the reasons for pimples on women's lower body.

If you are still worried about genital warts, we recommend the acetic acid white test: prepare 3%-5% acetic acid (the concentration of edible white vinegar is 4%-6%, which can be used as a genital wart identification solution). Apply the gauze or paper towel soaked in white vinegar to the growths, and observe whether the protrusions turn white after 3-5 minutes. If the growths turn white obviously, it can be diagnosed as genital warts.

Genital warts and pseudo-warts should be distinguished from each other. Pseudo-condyloma is a newly recognized disease in recent years. Pseudo-condylomata is more common in young women, and can occur in both unmarried and married women; the age of onset is mainly between 18 and 40 years old, and the incidence rate is 16% to 18%. The clinical manifestations are 1 to 2 mm papules, light red, clustered and not fused; smooth, roe-like or villous in shape, and granular to the touch; distributed on the inner side of the labia minora or the vestibule of the vagina. Generally there are no subjective symptoms or only mild itching, which can be easily confused with genital warts clinically. Genital warts mostly occur on the vulva, vagina, urethral orifice, cervix and perianal area. Initially they are small moist papules of light red or dirty gray color, which quickly form wart-like proliferations of varying sizes that may fuse and be shaped like cauliflower or cockscomb, sometimes with secretions and a foul odor. Pseudo-condyloma acuminatum is a benign papilloma, not a sexually transmitted disease, and is not contagious. Pseudo-condyloma acuminatum has no effect on health, and the development of the rash is self-limited. Therefore, it generally does not require treatment. Just pay attention to local hygiene. If necessary, laser treatment can be performed in batches.

If a woman has pimples on her genitals, then these factors cannot be ruled out. The most likely ones are genital warts, and then folliculitis. These diseases will cause pimples under the vagina, but you have to see if it hurts. There is a difference between pain and no pain, and the type of disease may also be different, so everyone must diagnose the symptoms and treat them in time.