What is the cause of the lumps on the labia?

Maybe all female friends have had this experience, that is, a lump grows on the labia. When it comes to bags on the labia, some female friends are very troubled. Because the genitals are really a very important part of women, which is related to women's fertility issues. However, the female genitals are extremely susceptible to bacterial infections, such as lumps on the labia. Do female friends know what this is? Let me tell you about it below:

Experts point out that there are generally many possible causes of vulvar lumps: folliculitis, cysts, vulvitis, etc. The symptoms of vulvitis are: the patient first feels discomfort in the vulva, followed by itching and pain, or a burning sensation. At the same time, the skin and mucous membranes of the vulva (including the labia majora, minora, and clitoris) may have varying degrees of swelling and congestion. In severe cases, erosions, ulcers, or large areas of eczema may form, accompanied by painful urination and painful sexual intercourse. When folliculitis occurs in the vulva, the vulva may become severely swollen and painful due to the occurrence of abscesses, and then a furuncle may form. The diagnosis of nonspecific vulvitis is generally not difficult, but it is also important to distinguish it from other lesions of the vulva, such as Behcet's syndrome and white lesions of the vulva. Inflammation of the vulva and vagina should be treated promptly to eliminate external factors that may cause lesions. If you suffer from vulvar lumps, you should go to a regular specialist hospital for treatment in time to prevent the disease from developing to a serious degree, turning into cancer, and endangering your life.

In addition, due to the stimulation of physical and chemical factors in life, lack of attention to hygiene, and physical weakness, women's vulva can be invaded by bacteria 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 causing vulvar infection, etc. These factors will create conditions for the growth and reproduction of bacteria in the vulva.

Therefore, in daily life, you must keep the vulva clean and dry, especially during menstruation, pregnancy or postpartum period, and wash the vulva and change underwear every day. Try not to wear poor quality or tight underwear. Female friends who have a lump on their labia should pay attention to the cleaning and care of their genitals.