What is the reason for the growth of meat grains in women's private parts?

The female private parts are the most vulnerable part of the body. If women do not pay attention to personal hygiene, it is easy to cause some diseases in the private parts. The growth of fleshy particles in the female private parts is a relatively common situation for many people. This may be a disease caused by pseudo-condyloma acuminatum, or an inflammation caused by bacterial infection in the private parts. You need to pay more attention to the hygiene of the private parts.

What is the reason for the growth of meat grains in women's private parts?

It may be a manifestation of pseudo-condyloma acuminatum

Pseudo-condyloma: mainly occurs on the inner side of the labia minora on both sides, followed by the vaginal opening and vestibule. It is mostly symmetrically distributed and has a relatively regular shape. It may be asymptomatic or may cause varying degrees of itching. The main characteristics are white or light red, and the appearance is grape-like, millet-like, caviar-like, nipple-like, or villous. The surface is smooth and shiny, and the diameter is 1-2 mm. They are distributed in clusters, do not fuse with each other, and do not increase in size. In addition to the different symptoms, pseudo-condyloma acuminatum and genital warts also have another characteristic: the disease course is long, there can be no changes for a long time, and the acetic acid test does not turn white. Pseudo-condylomata are not contagious and do not require treatment. Pay attention to maintaining local hygiene, keeping it dry, and reducing irritation to the local skin

Symptoms

Pseudo-condyloma acuminatum is a disease whose cause is still unknown. Its clinical features and tissue pathology are easily confused with condyloma acuminatum. Therefore, it is easy to misdiagnose clinically.

①Color:

The appearance of pseudo-condyloma acuminatum was light red (mucosal color) in 67 cases and light brown in 13 cases.

②Size:

Pseudo-condyloma acuminatum is 1 to 2 mm in diameter.

③ Movement:

There were 66 cases of pseudo-condyloma acuminatum that were roe-like, 7 cases that were villous, 2 cases that were polyp-like, 3 cases that were papular, 1 case that was lichen-like, and 1 case that was filiform.

④ Location:

There were 46 cases of pseudo-condyloma acuminatum on the inner side of the labia minora, 32 cases on the vaginal vestibule, and 2 cases on one side of the labia minora.

Symptoms

The cause of female pseudocondyloma acuminatum (villous labia minora) may be physiological abnormalities, or it may be related to other infections, such as Candida infection, urinary tract infection, and long-term stimulation of vaginal secretions. The main symptoms of pseudo-condyloma acuminatum are vulvar itching, excessive vaginal discharge, and skin lesions limited to the labia minora. The lesions are small millet-sized papules that are mucosal-colored or light red, with a smooth surface like caviar. They are distributed in clusters and are more common in the vulva of women aged 20 to 30, especially on the inner side of the labia minora and the vestibule of the vagina. Some parts of pseudocondyloma acuminatum undergo villous changes. The acetic acid white test was negative and the toluidine blue test was negative. Histopathology of 42 cases showed large vacuolated cells in the mucosal epithelium. However, the size, morphology, cell polarity and staining of these cells were normal. The cytoplasmic vacuoles were round and regular, but no diagnostic vacuolated cells were seen. PCR detection of human papillomavirus in 20 cases was negative. This shows that pseudo-condyloma acuminatum has nothing to do with human papillomavirus. When treating this disease, the main focus should be on treating other infections. If there is candidal vaginitis, Trichomonas vaginitis or urinary tract infection, it should be treated first, and prevention should be strengthened to avoid infection with such diseases. If there is no infection, there will be no symptoms of vulvar itching, and the skin lesions of female pseudo-condyloma acuminatum will gradually decrease. Therefore, from a medical point of view, no special treatment is required for skin lesions caused by pseudo-condyloma acuminatum in women.

Incubation period

Whether genital warts will occur after HPV infects the human body is related to many factors. There are two main clinical manifestations of genital warts: one is the appearance of visible typical genital warts lesions, which is called the dominant clinical manifestation of genital warts, or genital warts; the other is the absence of obvious visible genital warts lesions, but granular lesions can be observed through a magnifying glass or after an acetic acid test, which is called the subclinical manifestation of genital warts. In addition, some scholars include those with no obvious clinical manifestations of genital warts and/or subclinical manifestations of genital warts but only positive HPV DNA test in the clinical manifestations of genital warts, calling it HPV latent infection. The author believes that this is inappropriate and should be corrected.