Why does a girl feel pain and swelling down there?

The female genitals are not only very sensitive, but also very delicate. If they are not properly cared for, they can be damaged. In severe cases, they can also induce gynecological diseases. There are many diseases that can cause symptoms such as whitening of the vulva, itching of the vulva, swelling and pain of the vulva, etc. Patients need to pay attention to these symptoms and do a good job of treatment. So what is the reason for the pain and swelling of girls?

First, what causes pain and swelling in girls' vulva? There are many reasons for the redness, swelling and pain of female vulva, such as folliculitis, vestibular glanditis, vulvar furuncle and so on. Vaginal inflammation, fungal and mycoplasma infection can cause redness, swelling and stinging of the vulva. Because the vulva is close to the urethra and anus, and is rubbed by the legs during movement, various inflammations can affect the vulva. Female vulvitis, vaginitis, leukoplakia of the vulva, local friction irritation and other reasons are also important factors leading to redness, swelling and stinging of the vulva.

Second, trauma (birth injury). During childbirth, the perineum of pregnant women may be torn, causing local nerve and blood vessel damage. A small number of women may develop vulvar leukoplakia as a result, which is one of the causes of vulvar leukoplakia. Hereditary. About 10~30% of patients with vulvar leukoplakia are caused by genetics. Genetically caused vulvar leukoplakia is mainly atrophic type, and the patients are mainly young girls. In clinical practice, the first thing to pay attention to for patients under 15 years old is genetic factors, and inquire whether there are patients with vulvar leukoplakia in their parents' family.

Why does a girl feel pain and swelling down there? It’s inflammation. It causes local nerve and blood vessel damage, and a small number of parturients suffer from inflammations such as trichomoniasis vaginitis, candidal vaginitis, cervical erosion, etc., which causes increased vulvar secretions and leucorrhea degeneration. Long-term irritation to the vulva can cause vulvar leukoplakia. In clinical practice, (Quyanling) and other symptomatic drugs are given. Endocrine disorders. Through the determination of tritium (H3) labeled thymidine, it is believed that there is a protein hormone in the dermis that can inhibit the division and growth of epidermal cells and only acts locally on the epidermis with tissue specificity, called inhibin, which causes an imbalance between local connective tissue hyperplasia and the stimulation of epidermal metabolism there.