Female vulvar skin tags

Because the structure of the female vulva is very complex, women often ignore the problem of vulvar skin tags when it occurs. Vulvar skin tags are a common gynecological disease. If they are not treated in time, they may cause more serious gynecological diseases. Therefore, it is very necessary to go to the hospital for regular gynecological examinations. If a woman is found to have vulvar skin tags, how should she be treated?

Vulvar skin tags are also a common gynecological disease in women. This disease is often ignored by some people in the early stages because the structure of the female genitals is relatively complex. This disease is not easy to detect in the early stages or is covered up by the sexual organs. In fact, the advice that gynecologists give to female friends here is that they can check their bodies regularly to see if there is anything unusual, such as granular substances under the skin of the breast, or particles or color changes in the genitals. Regarding the question of vulvar skin tags, here we will give you a satisfactory answer.

Careful identification of the disease is the first priority. The identification of this disease confirms that vulvar skin tags are soft, skin-colored growths attached to the skin surface by a thin pedicle-like tissue. They are abnormal proliferative tissues and the cause is unknown. It won't turn malignant, so if you're worried you can have surgery to remove it. Many patients will wonder why this suddenly grew? In fact, if it grows suddenly, you need to consider the possibility of other diseases, which is generally caused by viral infection. Some patients can have their tumors removed with laser, but this depends on the different conditions of each patient. Moreover, this gynecological disease generally does not cause any discomfort symptoms, and the cause is unclear.

Gynecological disease symptoms are the key. Gynecological diseases are relatively complicated, and the corresponding treatment plans should also be different. The same is true for vulvar skin tags. It depends on the patient's constitution, symptoms, and her own cycle conditions. For example, how big is it? Is there local itching? Is there redness, swelling, or abnormal secretions? If it is caused by vulvar polyps, vulvitis, Bartholin gland cysts, etc., you need to come to the hospital for relevant examinations to clarify it before you can choose a diagnosis and treatment plan.