Vulva bulge

Vulvar bulges are likely to be the early manifestation of genital warts. Genital warts are initially red spots that grow slowly and eventually become cockscomb-shaped warts. They are mainly transmitted through sexual intercourse, so women who find bulges on their vulva must pay attention and go to the hospital for HPV testing in time to rule out the possibility of infection with genital warts before further treatment can be carried out. So what is the matter with bulges on the vulva?

There are many reasons for the swelling of female friends' vulva. It may be caused by viral infection of the vulva. Many female patients with condyloma acuminatum have swelling in the vaginal wall, vulva and cervix, and also have symptoms of foul-smelling leucorrhea. Of course, it may also be caused by vaginal trichomoniasis. In addition to the swelling, the vulva and vagina also have symptoms of itching, abnormal leucorrhea, and ink-splattered appearance, often accompanied by a special odor. After scratching, the vulva will show dermatitis and eczematous changes.

It may also be caused by fungal vaginitis, which will cause itching, swelling and flushing of the vulva and vagina, accompanied by tofu-like leucorrhea and odor. Scratching will cause eczematous changes of vulvar dermatitis. In addition, if you suffer from folliculitis, vulvitis and cystic diseases, vulvar swelling will also occur. Patients with acute nonspecific vulvitis, in addition to symptoms of vulvar discomfort and swelling, will also have itching, pain or burning sensation.

What is the cause of vulvar bulging? Vulvar bulging is actually not uncommon. There are many reasons for this situation. It may be caused by viral infection, trichomoniasis, fungal vaginitis, folliculitis, cystic diseases, etc.