What's wrong with blisters on private parts?

In our lives, many women have some gynecological diseases. Most women will clean themselves in time after they have gynecological diseases, because only in this way can they avoid serious gynecological diseases. Some blisters may grow on the outside, which are also called vulvar herpes. If the blisters break, they may cause vaginal inflammation. So what is the matter with blisters?

What should I do if vaginal blisters occur during sexual intercourse? Generally, this situation is rare, but some women occasionally develop blisters when using sex toys due to hardness and size issues. Therefore, you should be careful when treating blisters caused by such problems to avoid breaking them and causing vaginal infection and vaginitis.

Note:

1. Stop having sex until the blisters disappear

2. If the blisters have been broken, you can use Cleanse-Yin Wash to rinse and keep them clean to prevent infection.

3. Please be careful to distinguish whether the blisters are caused by sexual intercourse or formed naturally. If you don’t know, you must go to the hospital for examination to avoid delaying the treatment.

Possible causes of the disease:

1. Bad hygiene habits: Not paying attention to the local cleanliness of the vulva, long-term stimulation by sebum, sweat, menstrual blood, vaginal secretions, or immersion in urine and feces can cause pimples on the vulva.

2. Sanitary napkins during menstruation and non-breathable synthetic underwear at other times can induce itching due to long-term accumulation of moisture and heat in the local area.

3. Special infections: Candida vaginitis and Trichomonas vaginitis are the most common causes of vulvar itching.

4. Vulvar squamous cell hyperplasia: The main symptom is severe itching, accompanied by whitening of the vulvar skin.

5. Drug allergy or chemical irritation: Soap, condoms, benzalkonium bromide, etc. can cause contact or allergic dermatitis due to direct irritation or allergy, resulting in symptoms such as vulvar itching.

Note:

Keep the vulva clean and dry, especially during menstruation, pregnancy and postpartum period, wash the vulva and change underwear every day. Do not wear synthetic underwear or tight pants, wear cotton underwear. When taking a local sitz bath, pay attention to the solution concentration, temperature, time, and precautions. People with vulvar itching should cut their nails and wash their hands frequently, and avoid scratching their skin to prevent ulceration and infection, which may lead to secondary bacterial infection. Do not use irritating soaps, medicines, or water that is too cold or too hot to clean the vulva, so as not to disrupt the acid-base balance of the vagina.