Women have pimples in their vagina

The vagina is an important part of women, and the health of the vagina is directly related to the health of the body. Many female friends often experience vaginal discomfort, such as small bumps in the vagina, which is especially painful during intercourse. This situation may be caused by vaginitis, which is mainly caused by unclean sex life, bad living habits, etc. So what should we do?

It is not certain whether it is normal. It may be a normal phenomenon because the vaginal wall itself has wrinkles, and you may feel "small bumps" when you touch it, but it may also be a gynecological inflammation, such as genital warts, or a fungal infection. If you don't have any symptoms, it may be normal.

There are several situations. The first one: it may be a common bacterial infection of the vulva. The second one: it may be caused by getting too hot, with small blisters, which is no big deal. The third one: it may be the early stage of genital warts. You need to go to the hospital for examination based on the clinical symptoms. It is better to receive treatment after a clear diagnosis. In addition, during the treatment, you should pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva, do not use soap to wash the vulva; try to restrain scratching and rubbing the affected area; avoid spicy food; and be careful to avoid emotional changes.

It is most likely genital warts, but other diseases cannot be ruled out. Genital warts initially present as small, light red papules, which gradually increase in size and number, and are distributed singly or in clusters. They are moist and soft, with an uneven surface and appear as nipple-like, cockscomb-like, or cauliflower-like protrusions. Red or dirty grey. The roots often have pedicles and are prone to erosion and exudation, and bleed easily when touched. Purulent secretions often accumulate between the cracks of the skin lesions, causing a foul odor, and secondary infection may occur due to scratching. This disease often has no subjective symptoms, and some patients may experience foreign body sensation, pain, itching or pain during sexual intercourse. Genital warts in the rectum may cause pain, blood in the stool, and a feeling of tenesmus. In men, it is more common around the genitals, and in women, it is more common in the labia majora and minora, posterior symphysis, vestibule, clitoris, cervix and perianal area. It can occasionally be seen in areas other than the genitals and perianal area, such as the armpits, umbilicus, mouth, breasts and between the toes.

It is recommended that you choose the treatment based on your own condition and do not make a blind choice, otherwise it will be very bad if your condition worsens. Although genital warts are difficult to treat, as long as the patient chooses the correct treatment and goes to a regular hospital for treatment, genital warts can be clinically cured. There have been many cases of successful cure of genital warts in clinical practice. So you don't have to worry too much.