The reason why there is a pimple next to the vulva

Women's reproductive health has always been a sensitive and private topic. Many women are reluctant to talk about it. This issue is so private that many women dare not go to the hospital for treatment when they have problems. In fact, this is unnecessary. Women have many reproductive health problems. For example, there are many cases of pimples growing next to the vulva. So, what is the reason for a pimple growing next to the vulva?

1. Over-cleaning

In fact, gynecological inflammation is related to personal hygiene habits. Indiscriminate use of washing liquid may cause gynecological inflammation. Because a normal vagina has its own pH value (acidity and alkalinity), the indiscriminate use of vaginal washes will often disrupt the acid-base balance of the vagina. Disruption of this balance can lead to an imbalance in the vaginal flora and induce infection.

2. Frequent use of sanitary pads

Most women often use sanitary pads before or in the last few days of menstruation, but sanitary pads are usually very thin and become saturated after absorbing a little secretion. Local moisture may return to the skin, increasing the temperature and humidity of the entire perineum, which is more suitable for bacterial reproduction.

3. Private treatment

He self-treated with antibiotics and potassium permanganate sitz baths, but these only made his condition worse. Little do people know that candidal vaginitis cannot be treated with antibiotics, and must be treated with drugs specifically targeting fungi. Otherwise, it will only cause further imbalance of vaginal flora and aggravate fungal infection. Potassium permanganate is an acidic drug, and mold is suitable for surviving in an acidic environment.

From the above explanation, the occurrence of a bump next to the vulva is related to women's living habits. Therefore, women should strengthen their hygiene in life and must clean their genitals regularly to keep their reproductive system safe and healthy and away from reproductive diseases.