What's wrong with a lump on the vulva?

A lump on the vulva is a common symptom for many women, which is quite harmful to women. The cause of the lump on the vulva is generally due to the symptoms caused by vulvitis, which is inseparable from women’s bad hygiene habits. Therefore, we must pay attention to daily hygiene habits and develop good hygiene habits. So what is the cause of a lump on the vulva?

If it grows on the labia minora, it may be a sebaceous cyst, which is generally caused by poor ventilation and blockage of hair follicles. Just like acne, there are hair follicles on the labia minora. If they are blocked, they will accumulate into small bags. If you don't touch it, it should be fine. Pay attention to observe it. This thing may shrink and disappear on its own, or it may increase in size. If you are really concerned about it, you can go to the hospital and let the doctor pick it out. It is a very simple outpatient surgery that can be done right away.

In addition, pay attention to your diet and avoid eating irritating foods. Pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva. If it feels uncomfortable when touched, do not always stimulate it. It is considered to be related to inflammatory infection. It is recommended that you wash the area with warm water more often, and use erythromycin or ichthyol ointment, and take amoxicillin and levofloxacin for treatment.

If there is a lump on the vulva and symptoms of swelling and pain, it should be considered that it is a symptom caused by vulvitis. It may be a symptom caused by poor hygiene and other reasons. It is a symptom caused by bacterial infection and should be actively treated. You can consider using some topical antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs, such as Bactroban, erythromycin ointment, etc. for treatment, and pay attention to physical hygiene.

The symptom of a lump growing on the vulva is relatively common. It can be treated with medication, such as using anti-inflammatory drugs to kill bacteria and disinfect, keeping the external factors clean and dry, and insisting on using warm water to rinse the vulva every day. It is important to develop good hygiene habits, starting from the details, to avoid more serious diseases.