Painful hard bumps on labia

There are painful hard bumps on the labia, but I don’t know what disease is causing it. The bumps on the labia may be caused by Bartholin gland cysts, which is a common gynecological disease, so you don’t need to worry too much, but it also needs timely treatment. Generally, Bartholin's gland cysts can be treated with laser ostomy, which allows the pus in the cyst to be drained.

The hard and painful lumps on the labia are most likely caused by Bartholin gland cysts, which is a very common gynecological disease. It is mainly caused by the blockage of the Bartholin glands, which prevents secretions from being discharged in time. Secondary infection is very likely to occur, thus forming abscesses, which seriously endangers your health. This situation will cause great pain to the patient and will also have a great impact on daily life. Therefore, after discovering the disease, we must not delay the condition. We should go to the hospital for treatment as soon as possible and take measures for treatment as soon as possible. At the same time, we must pay attention to care in life and develop good hygiene habits so that the body can recover as soon as possible.

After examination in the hospital, if we determine that the painful hard bumps on women's labia are indeed caused by Bartholin gland cysts, we can use laser ostomy for treatment to drain the pus in the cyst in time to improve the patient's condition. For patients with very severe symptoms, Bartholin's gland resection can also be performed, but this type of surgery has a relatively large impact on the body, so we must take appropriate disinfection measures after the operation to try to avoid bacterial infection. In addition, patients should pay attention to personal hygiene care and keep the vulva clean to avoid secondary infection as much as possible.

In short, hard and painful lumps on the labia often indicate that the patient has a Bartholin gland cyst. For this phenomenon, we should treat it as soon as possible to avoid local abscess formation. During the treatment process, we must also develop good hygiene habits, keep the vulva clean, change underwear frequently, avoid bacterial growth, and prevent secondary infection, so that the body can recover as soon as possible.

How to deal with the hard pimples on the labia caused by folliculitis?

(1) Go to a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time, use targeted drugs to fight bacteria and inflammation, and help eliminate the bacteria and microorganisms that cause folliculitis. In addition, go to the hospital regularly for check-ups during treatment to check the recovery progress of folliculitis, so as to better understand the changes in the disease and adjust the medication when it occurs.

(2) Patients should pay attention to personal hygiene and clean their vulva with warm water every day. They should try to choose loose and breathable cotton underwear and pay attention to keeping the vulva ventilated to avoid bacterial growth.

The above is the introduction about hard bumps on the labia. In fact, there are many reasons why women have hard bumps on their labia. After the related symptoms appear, targeted treatment is necessary to ultimately cure the related diseases.