What are the symptoms of pubic lice in women?

When we hear the name pubic lice, we will definitely have a feeling in our hearts, that is, this is definitely not a good thing, because lice themselves are pests, and pubic lice can be simply described as pests that grow on the body, and the growth location of this pest is very hidden, in the female genitals. The first feeling of pubic lice is definitely very itchy. What other symptoms does pubic lice have in women?

1. Female pubic lice are common in the frenulum of the foreskin, around the coronal sulcus, anus and scrotum. In the early stage of the disease, there are light-colored or red growths, which are very soft and slightly pointed at the top. They gradually grow larger or increase in number. It can develop into a papillary or cystic shape, slowly enlarge in the anal area, and be shaped like a cauliflower. The surface is moist or bleeding, and pus often accumulates between the particles, emitting a foul odor. Scratching may lead to secondary infection.

2. The size and shape of pubic lice lesions vary. These may be just a few or may be numerous pinhead-sized lesions. Large tumor-like growths may grow in the anal area, causing a feeling of oppression and a foul odor. Sometimes small pubic lice may cause discomfort, pain, itching, and pain in the anal area.

3. The patient may experience hematuria and difficulty urinating. Pubic lice in the rectum may cause pain and bloody stools, while large pubic lice in the rectum may cause a feeling of tenesmus.

4. Genital warts located in areas with low humidity and dryness often have small lesions and are flat wart-like. Warts located in hot, humid areas often appear filiform or papilloma-like and easily merge into large masses. Pubic lice may enlarge in people with severe liver disease. Pregnancy can cause pubic lice to recur or grow faster.

5. Some female patients suffering from pubic lice do not have any symptoms. After being infected with pubic lice, some female patients are infected but do not show symptoms. About 26% of female patients are in the incubation period, and about 43% of female patients have no symptoms.

6. Experts point out that 90% of female patients judge whether they have this disease by observing whether there are abnormal growths on their sexual organs. The shapes and appearances vary, and there is no fixed number. It may be 3-5 or hundreds of small bumps.

7. Foreign body sensation and odor: Experts say that if a female patient has some strange swellings in the private parts or anus, special attention should be paid. This type of tumor will cause the patient to feel pressure, and more than 30% of patients will experience odor and foul smell.