The inner side of the labia feels granular

With the influence of current life and work pressures, many people do not have normal work and rest routines and eating habits, which has led to more and more people suffering from various diseases, affecting their physical health. For many women today, the chance of suffering from gynecological diseases is higher than before due to work or life reasons. So what could the granular substance on the inner side of the labia be? Let’s learn more about it.

Normally there should be some so-called bumps in the vagina. In fact, the bumps that patients call are often the mucosal folds in the vagina. So if you don't have any discomfort or abnormalities, don't touch the inside of the vagina with your hands, and don't find anything abnormal, then don't worry about it. Of course, if you are still worried, you can have a gynecological examination. If the gynecological examination does not find any problems, you don't need to blindly use medication.

If there is no pain, itching, or increase in symptoms, then observe for a while. If you are really worried, go to a local more authoritative dermatologist for a check-up. The possibility of eczema cannot be ruled out, but the specific cause cannot be confirmed at present, so it is necessary to check it in time, so that you can feel at ease.

The granules may be:

Vaginal itching and red granular labia minora may indicate vaginitis. Based on the situation you described and the manifestations of vaginitis, it is recommended that you come to the hospital for examination and diagnosis of the cause. The clinician will give you guidance on medication based on your situation.

Consider pseudocondyloma. Pseudo-condyloma is a benign papilloma, not a sexually transmitted disease and not contagious. It is a common smooth papule of 1-2 mm in size seen on the inner side of the labia minora in women aged 20 to 30. The papules are clustered but not fused together, resembling caviar or small polyps, and sometimes itchy. This may be due to physiological variations or stimulation by vaginal Candida albicans that causes increased leucorrhea.

Considering vulvitis, it is recommended to keep the perineum clean, dry and ventilated, change cotton underwear frequently, and wear loose and fit underwear. Potassium permanganate solution can be used to clean the vulva or take a sitz bath to reduce local friction. Antibiotics should be used if necessary.

Guidance suggestions:

You just need to cure the candidal vaginitis and small warts will generally disappear on their own. No special treatment is required.

It may be folliculitis or inflammation of the sebaceous glands. Avoid spicy food, eat a low-fat diet, apply erythromycin ointment, and wash frequently with hot water.

In the current situation, keep the area clean and hygienic, do not eat spicy food, you can wash with soda water and use clotrimazole ointment topically, and take oral nystatin for treatment. It is best to go to the hospital for routine examination of leucorrhea to confirm the cause and treat it.

It is recommended that you take Western medicine treatment. The treatment of genital warts is mainly based on local medication. Apply the medicine several times a day and it can be cured in about a week. There is no need for systemic treatment such as medication, injections, or intravenous drips. Conventional physical methods such as laser and freezing only treat the symptoms and not the root cause. If used alone, they will relapse in a short period of time. It can be combined with wound medication to achieve complete cure.