Multiple vulvar ulcers

Vulvar ulcer refers to the loss or desquamation of normal epithelial cells of the skin mucosa of the anus and genitals. The disease mostly occurs on the inside of the labia and labia majora, followed by the vestibule mucosa and around the vulva. Because the causes of vulvar ulcers are complex and varied, it usually represents a series of symptoms including various skin diseases, sexually transmitted diseases, etc., so it has always been a very complicated problem in clinical diagnosis and treatment. So what is the reason why female vulvar ulcers are so large?

Because there are many causes of vulvar ulcers, it is necessary to carefully observe the appearance, medical history, current medical history and disease evolution, and combine the acid-fast staining, modeling, hematological examination of ulcer surface secretions and comprehensive consideration such as physical examination. For incurable vulvar ulcers, biopsy should be taken from the diseased area for pathological examination to confirm the diagnosis. Clinical experiments have shown that the main causes and diseases of vulvar ulcers are as follows:

1. Sexually transmitted diseases: Many sexually transmitted diseases will cause vulvar ulcers during the course of the disease, which is also the most common cause of vulvar ulcers. Syphilis, genital herpes, genital herpes.

2. Skin diseases: The following skin diseases may also cause vulvar ulcers: fixed drug eruption and Behcet's syndrome.

3. Non-specific damage: Vulvar mucosa can also be caused by external factors such as scratching.

Clinical symptoms: ulceration and damage of skin and mucous membranes, peripheral hematoma, edema, the bottom of the ulcer may be grayish white with exudate; local itching, pain, burning sensation; groin lymph nodes may swell; there may be fever, fatigue and other systemic symptoms or symptom manifestations of other parts of the body.

The diagnosis should be confirmed based on the medical history and the characteristics of the ulcer, and if necessary, acid-fast staining, plastic surgery, and hematocrit reaction of secretions should be performed. Patients with subacute vulvar ulcers should pay attention to checking whether there are any changes in the skin, eyes, oral mucosa, etc. for the whole body. Ulcers that cannot be cured should be biopsied to rule out tuberculosis and cancer. For the treatment of vulvar ulcers, the vulva should be kept clean and dry, and friction should be reduced. Ulcers caused by nonspecific vulvitis can be partially treated with anti-inflammatory ointment, and can also be replaced with Ms. Lian's antibacterial liquid. Some acupuncture and moxibustion therapy can help to cure some vulvar ulcers. Other ulcers should be treated according to different causes.

After suffering from vulvar ulcer, the patient should go to the hospital immediately, find out the cause of the disease as soon as possible, and carry out targeted treatment under the guidance of a doctor. Do not abuse drugs to avoid difficulties in diagnosis and treatment, delay the disease, and cause irreversible adverse effects. At the same time, friction of the affected area should be avoided as much as possible to keep the vulva clean and dry. After each cleaning of the vulva, the moisture should be wiped off.