Vulvar polyps symptoms and pictures

Vulvar polyps are a gynecological disease. If women are not careful in daily life, they may develop this disease. Regarding the cause of this disease, medical clinical research has found that this type of disease is mainly caused by inflammation. When our private parts are inflamed, they are exposed to certain stimuli and cause tissue hyperplasia. This is the cause of vulvar polyps. In the face of this kind of situation, we must actively master the relevant professional knowledge. So, what are the symptoms of private polyps?

1. When we find that we have vulvar polyps, many people want to know what vulvar polyps look like. From relevant patients, we can see that the vaginal mucosa has a prominent growth toward the female vagina, and the shape is papillary.

2. After we understand the appearance of vulvar polyps, we also need to understand the symptoms of this disease. Patients with this disease will continue to have a small amount of bright red blood in the wound, especially during sexual intercourse, which will also produce blood, of course, and will be accompanied by a certain odor.

3. Regarding the symptoms of private polyps, female patients will also bleed when suffering from this disease after menopause. Of course, unmarried patients will also experience symptoms of lumps and slippage in the vagina. If you find that there is something wrong with your body, you must pay attention to it.

4. In addition to the above symptoms, we also need to understand that the symptoms of this disease are mainly caused by inflammation. For the symptoms of this disease, we should also pay special attention to the harm of cervical or uterine cysts prolapsing to the female vagina.

Vulvar polyps have a certain impact on the human body. In the face of this situation, everyone must pay attention and actively learn the methods to treat this condition. At present, the treatment of this disease in medicine can be medication and surgery. In the case of milder conditions, drugs can be used to control it. We can consult a doctor for specific drugs. Of course, if the condition worsens, surgery is required. Everyone can go to the hospital for diagnosis and consultation!