Hard lumps under the vulva

Every woman should pay special attention to the health of her vulva, so as to effectively prevent vulvar diseases from developing into serious conditions. The female vulva is an area that is easily infected by bacteria and viruses, causing related gynecological diseases. Many women feel that there seems to be a foreign object in their vulva, and by touching it they find a lump under the skin of the vulva. So what is the specific reason for a hard lump to appear under the skin of a woman's vulva?

Subcutaneous hard nodules on the vulva are becoming more and more common. More women are experiencing symptoms of this disease, which causes serious damage to the health of the vulva area and is accompanied by symptoms of itching and pain. Female friends are reminded to be wary of changes in the vulva area. Once related symptoms occur, treatment should be started quickly and they should learn more about the treatment measures for this disease.

The incidence of subcutaneous nodules of the vulva is high. More and more women are troubled by this disease, which seriously damages the health of the patient's vulva and induces symptoms of itching. With the symptoms of vulvar itching, every female friend should beware of the occurrence of this disease, actively carry out treatment, master relevant treatment measures, and understand what are the treatment measures for subcutaneous nodules of the vulva?

At present, the subcutaneous hard nodules of the vulva cannot be ignored. They damage the health of the vulva of many women, causing serious damage to the patient's vulva health, accompanied by symptoms of pain and itching. Therefore, the treatment of the vulva after the disease cannot be underestimated. We should popularize relevant treatment measures. Most patients become ill due to colds under the vulva, and the symptoms of pain become more severe. Patients can take some metronidazole, levofloxacin capsules and other drugs orally, which can play an anti-inflammatory role. Patients with serious conditions should go to the hospital's gynecology department for a careful examination, and carry out targeted treatment after clarifying the cause.

You can also use drugs such as Bactroban or erythromycin ointment based on the patient's actual condition, which can have a good therapeutic effect and relieve the patient's pain and itching symptoms. In addition, you should also pay attention to local treatment. The patient's vulva hygiene should be paid more attention to, keeping the vulva clean and dry, and away from adverse stimulation. Patients can use different liquid medicines for sitting baths, apply some antibiotic ointments or antifungal preparations to the vulva, and the clothes should be chosen correctly. It is best to wear cotton underwear, and change and wash it frequently.