What's the matter with a hard bump on a woman's genitals?

It is very common to have pimples on the genitals. Many diseases can cause pimples on the genitals, so when pimples appear on the genitals, you need to pay attention to it. You need to find out the cause of the pimples on the genitals in time. You must not blindly use some lotions to clean the genitals, or take some medicines blindly. It is best to take medicines under the guidance of a doctor. Only symptomatic treatment can control the disease in a short time and prevent the disease from spreading and worsening.

What's the matter with the pimple on the female genitals that is a little hard?

Many gynecological diseases can cause hard bumps to grow under the skin of the vulva. Common conditions include vaginal condyloma acuminatum, Bartholin's gland cysts, folliculitis, vulvar cysts, vulvar polyps, etc. These diseases vary in severity. Vaginal warts are the most inflammatory. Although other diseases are not very harmful, they can also cause great pain to women. Let’s talk about these diseases one by one.

The incidence of vaginal genital warts has been increasing in recent years. It is also a relatively serious sexually transmitted disease. If the disease is not treated in time, it will cause a series of changes in women's health. If lumps appear in the vagina after unclean sexual life, you need to be vigilant, as it is very likely vaginal genital warts. Bartholin's gland cyst is also a relatively common gynecological disease. Patients need to go to the hospital in time, choose appropriate methods for treatment, and undergo surgical removal if necessary.

Folliculitis is very common and the disease is more prevalent in winter. Patients with the disease should take frequent baths to prevent the worsening of the folliculitis. They can apply some erythromycin ointment on the affected area for treatment, which can prevent the bacteria from continuing to multiply. The treatment of vulvar cysts and polyps depends on the specific size and symptoms of the patient. These two types of diseases are not effectively treated by medication. If there are no other symptoms, they can be observed without treatment. If there are other symptoms, surgical removal can be performed.

Regardless of whether the hard bumps under the vulva are painful or not, scientific examinations are required, because only after the examination can we know what disease the patient has, so that the treatment will be more targeted.