What is the disease that causes pain in the vulva and small bumps?

It is true that women's genitals are prone to problems, especially as they age. After marriage, female friends are likely to suffer from some gynecological diseases, so they must face them correctly, use the most formal treatment methods, and do not trust any folk remedies. Although some women's genitals have not been invaded by inflammation, they still have pain and small bumps on the vulva. What is this disease?

Vulvar eczema is an allergic skin disease caused by various etiologies, characterized by polymorphic lesions, inflammatory exudates and severe itching. Allergy is an important cause of disease. Vulvar eczema can affect the vulva and surrounding skin, with symptoms including severe itching.

It needs to be differentiated from contact dermatitis, neurodermatitis and psoriasis.

Causes

Allergies are an important cause of disease:

1. Allergens mainly include: cosmetics, radiation, plant pollen, eggs, fish, shrimp, milk and other foreign proteins;

2. Metabolites in the body, intestinal parasites, digestive tract diseases, and autoantibodies produced in the body, etc.

3. Mental factors lead to neuroendocrine dysfunction, which increases the skin's susceptibility to various stimuli and easily induces eczema.

Clinical manifestations

Vulvar eczema can affect the vulva and surrounding skin, with symptoms including severe itching.

1. Acute phase

Erythema, edema, papules, and blisters gather in groups. Blisters may fuse, rupture, erode, exude, and form crusts. The lesions are often symmetrically distributed, relatively localized and recurrent.

2. Subacute phase

Erosion and exudation decrease, and scabs and desquamation appear.

3. Chronic stage

After the acute stage, the inflammatory response becomes milder, manifested as skin thickening, cracking, desquamation, and accompanied by pigmentation or hypopigmentation.