There is a pimple on the vulva

Acne on the vulva may be caused by inflammatory lesions, most of which are related to infection with pathogenic microorganisms. It may also be a viral infection. Timely and targeted conditioning is needed to help quick recovery.

1. Infection by pathogenic microorganisms: Vulvar acne may be caused by improper personal hygiene care for a long time, or long-term stay in a humid environment, resulting in mycoplasma or chlamydia infection and fungal stimulation, which will cause local mucosal bleeding, which may be accompanied by the growth of red bumps or acne, and may also cause symptoms of redness, swelling and itching. It is necessary to apply antibiotic ointments to the local area in time. At the same time, use some anti-inflammatory lotion to clean the surrounding area, which will help speed up recovery.

2. Viral infection: A pimple on the vulva may also be caused by a viral infection, such as human papillomavirus infection or HIV infection, which can cause damage to the local mucosa and thus cause acne. Most cases require combined antiviral and immunity-boosting drug treatment, and the specific type of medication should be coordinated with the doctor.

After acne appears on the vulva, it is necessary to keep it clean and hygienic, and avoid scratching with your hands for a long time, otherwise it will cause local damage and make it more difficult to recover from the acne.