What causes female labia ulcers?

Most women will suffer from gynecological diseases, and the genitals are the most likely place for bacteria to spread. Some women develop the disease because they pay too much attention to their genital hygiene. Female labia ulcer is a type of gynecological disease. Many people are anxious about it and are too embarrassed to go to the hospital, which causes the condition to become more and more serious. So what exactly causes labia ulcers in women?

The vulva is the external female genitalia, which refers to the exposed part of the female reproductive organs. The female vulva is easily infected by bacteria, viruses, mycoplasma, etc., leading to vulvar ulcers, reproductive tract infections or a series of complications such as genital warts, chlamydia and mycoplasma infections, affecting women's own health and family harmony. The STD experts at the Heilongjiang Provincial Association of Integrated Traditional Chinese and Western Medicine Hospital suggest that women with vulvar ulcers should reduce friction, keep the vulva clean and dry, and go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment in a timely manner to find out the cause as soon as possible and carry out targeted treatment!

Female vulvar ulcers can be seen in various parts of the vulva, most commonly on the labia minora and the inner side of the labia majora, followed by the vestibule mucosa and around the vaginal opening. Most vulvar ulcers are caused by infection. Such as herpes simplex virus infection, genital warts, chlamydia mycoplasma infection, lymphogranuloma venereum, etc. may cause vulvar ulcers. Ulcers can exist alone or several ulcers can merge into one larger ulcer, which is accompanied by fever and pain, causing great pain and harm to women. Therefore, it is important to treat vulvar ulcers as soon as possible. Early treatment can help get rid of the pain.

Many people with female vulvar ulcers think of going to the outpatient clinic or hospital for examination and treatment. After long-term treatment has failed, they will think that they may have more difficult to treat and talk about diseases, such as genital warts, genital herpes and other sexually transmitted diseases. Authoritative STD experts point out that women who have had sexual life, especially those with a history of unclean sexual life, and suffer from vulvar ulcers accompanied by abnormal excrement, abnormal leucorrhea, and warts on the vulva may have condyloma acuminatum; or if small blisters appear on the vulva accompanied by local burning or tingling, they may have genital herpes. Therefore, if female vulvar ulcers are sexually transmitted diseases, they need to go to a regular STD hospital as soon as possible and use advanced technology to treat the symptoms under the guidance of an authoritative STD expert in order to completely cure the STD.

1. After the patient is first infected with the herpes virus, there will be an incubation period with no special symptoms. There will be a burning sensation, and blisters will appear after a while. The blisters will then ulcerate and form scabs.

2. Genital herpes. The affected parts of male patients are generally the glans penis, etc., while the affected parts of female patients are generally the vagina, etc. When the disease occurs, the patient will have symptoms such as headache, swollen lymph nodes, and sometimes fever all over the body.

3. After the onset of the disease, the wound will heal and scab on its own, but if the patient's resistance is reduced, the genital herpes virus will recur in the human body, but the symptoms will be milder than the first time, and it will occur multiple times within a year.

After reading this, are you still embarrassed to go to the hospital for treatment? Don't avoid going to the hospital just to save face, it will only make yourself suffer. The only thing that matters is keeping yourself healthy! You should also pay more attention to hygiene and change your underwear frequently. Don’t underestimate these gynecological diseases. How many people suffer from them?