What to do if there are small pimples on the vulva

Having small bumps on the vulva, whether it is painless or extremely itchy, is a very worrying thing. Many people are at a loss when faced with the problem of small bumps on the vulva. Some people even buy some ointments and apply them on them carelessly, which may result in worsening of the condition. So, the best way to deal with small bumps on the vulva is to go to the hospital for examination in order to get the most appropriate treatment.

There are small bumps at the vaginal opening, which may be genital warts.

It is recommended that you go to the hospital's gynecology department and take a small pimple tissue for HPV DNA testing. If it is greater than the reference value, it is positive, it is genital warts. If it is negative, genital warts are ruled out. If you have a history of genital warts, it is more likely to recur and spread to the vaginal opening. It is recommended that you seek medical attention promptly, get a check-up and diagnosis, and receive timely treatment. If it is genital warts, the wart will grow larger, like the size of a mung bean, and will easily bleed and erode. You can observe the situation yourself first and then go see a doctor. If the rash is cauliflower-shaped, the possibility of genital warts cannot be ruled out. If you have had unclean sexual intercourse recently, it is very likely to be genital warts. Therefore, it is recommended that you go to the dermatology department of a local hospital for diagnosis.

You can go to the hospital to do a acetic acid white test or skin biopsy to confirm the diagnosis. After the diagnosis is confirmed, whether it is a common polyp or genital warts, it can be treated with laser. It usually takes 7-10 days to heal after the operation. Just don't get the affected area wet. However, if it is genital warts, if you are married, it is best to take your lover to the hospital for testing and treat them at the same time if necessary.

If there are small bumps on the vulva, it may be due to genital warts. You should know that genital warts are different from other inflammatory diseases. It is contagious. If you have unprotected sexual intercourse during the illness, your sexual partner may also be infected with genital warts. Therefore, small bumps on the vulva should not be taken lightly.