What's the matter with the pimples on the outer side of the labia majora?

The pimples on the outer side of the labia majora are caused by folliculitis, allergies, etc. The causes of the pimples on the outer side of the labia majora are different, and the treatment methods will also vary greatly. You need to go to the hospital for treatment to help remove the pimples.

1. Folliculitis: Under normal circumstances, there will be secretions discharged from the vagina, such as leucorrhea. If personal hygiene is not done well, and non-breathable underwear is worn for a long time, it will repeatedly cause friction to the local area, which may cause blockage of the hair follicles. If the hair follicles are infected on the surface of the skin, they will be accompanied by symptoms of pimples, and there may also be redness, swelling and pain. You need to go to the hospital for a gynecological examination. If it is caused by folliculitis, you need to use erythromycin ointment with anti-inflammatory and bactericidal effects under the guidance of a doctor, which can have a good repair effect. You also need to do a good job of cleaning the genital area;

2. Allergy: Using unqualified sanitary napkins during menstruation may cause allergic reactions, accompanied by local itching and pain symptoms. It is caused by allergies and requires taking antihistamines and anti-allergic drugs under the guidance of a doctor, such as loratadine. For those with severe itching symptoms, use a cleansing lotion with anti-inflammatory and antipruritic effects. During the treatment period, wear loose and breathable cotton underwear. It is best to use hot water to wash the underwear.