After my period, there is a big lump at the vaginal opening that hurts. Is it inflammation?

A large part of women's physical health is affected by the reproductive system. For example, diseases in the vagina and other parts of the body can cause great damage to women's lives. Some women may experience severe painful symptoms, and some physiological diseases may occur around the female genitals. For example, if there is a large painful lump at the opening of the vagina after menstruation, is it an inflammation? Let’s take a look at the explanation below.

Anti-inflammatory treatment is recommended. If accompanied by an increase in body temperature, antibiotic infusion is required for treatment. If Bartholinitis is not treated promptly, it may become chronic and eventually develop into a Bartholin's gland cyst.

Inflammation cannot be ruled out. It is best to take timely anti-inflammatory measures and maintain good personal hygiene. This has little to do with sexual life. It is most likely an infection caused by clogged hair follicles. It is recommended that you use iodine tincture for local wiping and disinfection. If necessary, you can go to the gynecology department of the hospital for treatment. Pay attention to maintaining the hygiene of the perineum and develop regular eating and rest habits.

Bumps on the vulva can be seen in folliculitis, furuncle, herpes, etc. It is recommended to go to a regular hospital's gynecology department for relevant examinations to ensure a clear diagnosis and symptomatic treatment.

If the pain is not very obvious, you should use Chinese medicine lotion to clean it appropriately. If the effect is not good, go to the hospital for examination and then use appropriate topical medications. Take amoxicillin capsules orally. Pay attention to rest, pay attention to hygiene, eat a light diet, eat more vegetables and fruits, and temporarily avoid eating spicy and irritating foods.

It is considered that a series of conditions leading to the vestibular gland cyst are caused by poor local blood circulation. Cysts are generally not well treated with medication, so surgical treatment is more effective. Medications include oral amoxicillin and topical iodine. Do not press or irritate the pimples with your hands, change your underwear frequently, wash your vulva every day, and disinfect the pimples and surrounding skin with iodine. If the symptoms do not improve, go to the hospital for treatment.

It is recommended to go to the gynecology department of the hospital for treatment. After the diagnosis is confirmed, antibiotics can be used for treatment. If the effect is not good or the infection recurs, Bartholin's gland cyst ostomy can be performed. Ostomy is a procedure that involves peeling off the cyst and then suturing the stoma, which preserves glandular function and ensures smooth drainage, thus preventing recurrence.