I have a big pimple on my vulva and it hurts

Women's physiological phenomena are very special, so women must do a good job of genital hygiene, insist on cleaning the genitals every day, and keep the genitals dry. Some women find that there is a pimple on the vulva when they wash their genitals, and the pimple is very large. It hurts to touch it with your hand. So what should I do if there is a big pimple on the vulva that hurts a little?

First, what should I do if a big pimple grows on the vulva and it hurts? Considering the possibility of folliculitis, you can use Bactroban ointment and take roxithromycin orally to fight bacteria and inflammation, which will help to quickly treat it. Eat less spicy food and more light food, and exercise actively to improve your body's resistance. During the treatment period, it is best for women not to have sexual intercourse, otherwise it will easily lead to aggravated pain and even bacterial infection. This must be remembered.

Second, if acne on the pubic area causes some pain, it may be due to inflammation of the hair follicles caused by getting angry or other reasons. Don't worry too much. In this case, squeezing is not recommended to avoid wound infection, which is more troublesome. During the period, iodine tincture can be used for disinfection and treatment, and taking antibiotics at the same time will have better treatment effects. It is also possible that there are symptoms caused by inflammation. For general treatment, you can choose to take a sitz bath with Chinese herbal medicine that can clear away heat, detoxify, remove dampness and relieve itching. This can significantly relieve the itching and discomfort of the vulva. You can also take oral anti-inflammatory drugs such as ciprofloxacin, and then use Fuyanjie or Jieryin Wash to clean the vulva for comprehensive treatment.

What should I do if a big pimple grows on my vulva and it hurts? In this case, you also need to consider whether it is folliculitis or a small boil. Both of these situations are generally caused by bacterial infection. In this case, the patient can apply Bactroban cream topically four times a day for five consecutive days. In addition, pay attention to diet, do not eat spicy or irritating foods, do not eat seafood, beef, mutton, etc., and do not stay up late during the treatment process, because staying up late will reduce the body's immunity and easily affect the effect of the treatment.