What should you pay attention to when blisters appear on the vulva?

Some people will find small blisters on their vulva. In fact, this is a symptom of many diseases. For example, when genital warts occur, it is easy to grow small blisters. In addition, vulvar eczema and vulvitis can also cause small blisters. Therefore, the condition cannot be judged based on this alone, but other symptoms should be considered, such as whether it is itchy, whether there is pain, etc., and then combined with the size, shape and color of the blisters, the specific condition can be known. At this time, patients should pay attention to the following issues.

What should I pay attention to when blisters appear near the vulva?

Blisters around the vulva are symptoms of many diseases, such as genital warts, genital herpes, vulvar eczema, folliculitis, vulvitis, etc. The precautions for these diseases are similar, but there are great differences in the treatment. I hope that friends with this symptom will go to the dermatology department of the local people's hospital or the local maternal and child health care hospital for diagnosis in time, and then receive treatment after diagnosis. This is also the first point of precaution given, because there are indeed many patients who do not go to regular hospitals for examination and treatment due to embarrassment and other reasons, and go to the pharmacy to buy some cleaning solution or ointment, or go to a small clinic on the street to treat the disease.

Why it is not recommended that people with such conditions go to small street clinics for treatment is because the disinfection conditions there cannot be guaranteed. During the treatment, an originally healthy body may be infected with other infectious diseases that are more difficult to treat. At that time, it will be difficult to tell whether you had such a disease before or contracted it during the treatment, and you can only suffer in silence.

No matter what kind of disease you have, you must not break the blisters without permission. If you have an infectious disease, the fluid in the blisters is highly contagious. Breaking them without permission may cause the spread of the infection. If you are not careful, you may also spread the disease to other people in the family. Because if someone comes into indirect contact with these exudates, they may get the disease. For example, bath towels used by patients, toilet seats used by patients, etc. may be stained with these liquids, so it is still necessary to go to a regular hospital.

The above is a brief introduction to what issues you need to pay attention to when blisters appear near the vulva. I hope it can provide some warnings to relevant patients.