There is pus in the pimples on the vulva

The surface of the vagina is smooth, and occasionally edema may occur due to excessive local friction. However, if bumps appear on the outside of the vulva and are accompanied by pus, you must consider that it may be caused by skin diseases or sexually transmitted diseases, such as pearly rash and genital warts. In this case, you need to be particularly careful.

What to do if there are small bumps at the vaginal opening?

(1) Genital warts: also known as genital warts or venereal warts, the pathogen is human papillomavirus. The virus is a DNA virus with high host and tissue specificity. It only invades human skin and mucous membranes and not animals. The virus is inoculated into the area through minor local injuries to the skin and mucous membranes, and after a certain incubation period, cauliflower-shaped or cockscomb-shaped growths appear.

(2) Pearly rash: also known as pearly penile papules, coronal sulcus or glans papules. Some scholars also call it hairy penis or multi-papillary penis. Penile pearly rash is a benign disease. In some people, it may disappear after a certain period of time, while in others, it may persist for decades without change.

What should I do if there are small bumps at the vaginal opening? Genital warts can be very harmful if not treated actively.

Sexually transmitted disease experts say that if the small bumps at the vaginal opening are genital warts, the harm should not be underestimated. Not only does it cause severe psychological damage, it can also be quickly transmitted to pregnant women and children, threatening their health. Therefore, experts remind everyone to detect and treat the disease early, and be particularly vigilant after unclean sexual intercourse. The following is a detailed introduction to the hazards of genital warts:

1. It is highly contagious and can be transmitted to family members or other people: Genital warts can not only be transmitted through sexual contact, but also through indirect contact with family members or friends through bath towels, bathtubs, underwear, etc. contaminated with the virus.

2. Heavy psychological burden and impact on family harmony: Genital warts belong to the category of diseases. Once diagnosed, many patients will bear a heavy psychological burden. When one spouse becomes ill, both parties become suspicious of each other, leading to family disharmony and possibly even a marriage crisis.

3. There is a risk of cancer if the disease is not treated for a long time or if it cannot be cured for a long time: patients with genital warts have suppressed immune systems and are prone to repeated attacks, which is annoying and may also lead to genital cancer. For example, 15% of penile cancer, 5% of vulvar cancer and a considerable number of anal cancers are all caused by the long-term lack of proper treatment of genital warts.