How to solve female genital blisters

Women's physiological characteristics are quite special. Therefore, it is easy to develop some gynecological diseases, such as vaginitis, cervicitis and other symptoms. Vaginal blisters are also directly related to these gynecological diseases. If this situation cannot be treated well and effectively in a timely manner. This is likely to lead to more serious physical illness. Next, let’s talk about how to treat genital blisters.

Multiple sites of all squamous epithelial-covered areas from the cervix to the anus present as multicentric lesions, which may involve the uterine cavity in severe cases. Cervical warts mostly occur in the transition zone of the cervix and may be solitary or multiple and may fuse. They are somewhat similar to papillary epithelial hyperplasia, but regular loops can be seen under the translucent epithelium. A colposcope with a magnifying glass can reveal that about 1/3 of women with vulvar warts have vaginal warts. Vaginal warts are often multiple and are mostly seen in the upper 1/3 and lower 1/3 of the vagina.

The lesions appear as raised, dense white protrusions, sometimes as a raised avascular keratinized plaque. One of the characteristics of vaginal warts is that they can regress spontaneously, especially after treatment of lesions of the cervix and vulva. Vulvar warts are the most common and are generally soft, pink or grayish white, vascular, sessile growths with multiple finger-like protrusions on the surface. They initially occur in moist and sexually rubbed areas, such as the vaginal opening, labia, urethral opening, and hymen, and can also spread to other parts of the vulva or perianal area. Warts in non-mucosal areas are more keratinized, similar to common warts. Most female genital warts are asymptomatic, but may sometimes cause itching, pain, bleeding after sexual intercourse, and vaginal discharge.

Symptoms of vulvitis:

1. Symptoms:

The common symptoms are itching, burning and pain in the vulvar skin, which worsens during activities, sexual intercourse and urination. In the acute phase, there is redness, swelling, congestion and scratches. In the chronic phase, there is inflammation, pain and itching, fissures and lichenification of the vulva. In some patients, the inner side of the labia minora is swollen, congested, eroded and has patches of eczema.

2. Classification: Common vulvitis in women mainly includes the following types:

(1) Nonspecific vulvitis: Stimulation from physical and chemical factors in life, lack of attention to hygiene, and physical weakness can all cause bacteria to invade the vulva of women and cause vulvitis, such as cervical and vaginal inflammation; or wearing non-breathable nylon underwear causes excessive vaginal secretions and irritation of the vulva; urine soaking the vulva; using unclean sanitary napkins and toilet paper to cause vulvar infection, etc. These factors will create conditions for the growth and reproduction of bacteria in the vulva. However, since this type of vulvitis is not caused by specific pathogens, but mostly mixed infections of Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus aureus, Escherichia coli, etc., it is called nonspecific vulvitis.

(2) Fungal vulvitis: Vulvitis caused by a type of yeast infection, often coexisting with fungal vaginitis.

(3) Infant and young child vulvitis: Various bacteria begin to grow in the vagina of newborns 15 days after birth. In addition, since the external reproductive organs of infants and young children are immature, their ability to resist bacterial infection is poor. In addition, their vulva is easily soaked in urine and contaminated by feces, and children like to sit anywhere. These are all causes of infection and can cause infant and young child vulvitis.

Vaginal blistering in women is a serious problem. If this situation is not treated and controlled in time. This may lead to more serious physical illnesses. Therefore, when such a situation occurs, it is necessary to actively carry out treatment and control according to the actual situation. Prevent more serious illness from occurring.