What should I do if there is a small pimple on my vulva?

It can be said that women are not only in a disadvantaged position in society, but also an extremely disadvantaged group in terms of health. Because women's body structure and function are different from men's, women's bodies are more susceptible to some difficult and complicated diseases, which is very unfortunate for women, especially gynecological diseases. For example, a small lump grows on the vulva, which is a very common phenomenon. So, what should I do if a small lump grows on the vulva?

It mostly grows on the reproductive organs. Initially, a rash appears on the foreskin or glans of the penis of men, and on the labia majora, labia minora, and cervix of women. It turns into abscesses within a day and then breaks. The edges are uneven, the surrounding skin becomes congested and red, there is purulent secretion on the surface, and it is easy to bleed. Some patients may be triggered by fever, infection, sun exposure, mental stress, trauma and surgery. Each relapse often occurs at or near the original site of the disease, and the symptoms are usually much milder than the primary infection. The frequency and severity of attacks vary from person to person, and they may decrease and lessen over time and with age.

It is best not to rush to take medicine. It may be caused by gynecological inflammation, but symptomatic treatment is required according to the specific type of inflammation. It is best to go to the hospital for a B-ultrasound and colposcopy examination of the secretions to confirm the current cause of the disease, and take targeted treatment measures at the early stage. If necessary, physical treatment can be combined.