I have a pimple on my vulva. What's going on?

Everyone knows that the genitals are a relatively private part of women and it is also a topic that women are most reluctant to talk about with others. Therefore, in this situation, it is easy for women to ignore their genital problems and cause some unnecessary trouble. Genital diseases are difficult for women to tolerate. For example, a pimple on the vulva is very annoying. So, what happens if a pimple on the vulva grows?

The skin of the vulva is rich in nerve endings and is very sensitive, so even a small stimulus can cause severe itching of the vulva. From a local perspective, lack of attention to hygiene and suffering from female skin diseases, vaginitis and cervicitis; allergic reactions and chemical reactions caused by drugs such as flushing the vulva and intravaginal medication; stimulation from urine (especially diabetes) and intestinal parasites (especially burn worms) can all cause vulvar itching. From the perspective of systemic factors, diabetes, jaundice, vitamin A and riboflavin deficiency, chronic constipation, decreased estrogen levels after menopause, reduced vaginal secretions, and vulvar dryness can also cause itching.

The itching of the vulva is sometimes mild and sometimes severe, and it often worsens at night. It is mostly located near the clitoris and labia minora. In severe cases, it will spread to the entire vulva and around the anus. Due to long-term itching, the skin of the vulva will become thicker due to friction and become over-keratinized and grayish white. Frequent scratching may also cause skin damage, leading to secondary infection.

The above is an explanation of what happens when a pimple grows on the vulva. We can understand that the cause of this phenomenon is mostly symptoms of vulvar itching. Therefore, women should pay attention to the health of their vulva in their lives, prevent vulvar diseases at any time, and keep their vulva in the best condition.