What is the reason for the growth of fat on the vulva?

A woman's private parts are full of mystery and temptation for men, but for women, the genitals need to be carefully cared for just like the face, otherwise problems are likely to arise. For example, in the gynecology department of a hospital, many women come for treatment because of excess fat on their vulva. The fat on the vulva is actually mostly polyps growing at the vaginal opening, which is a disease caused by inflammation. So, what should be done about this disease?

Polyps at the vaginal opening are often caused by chronic vulvar inflammation, when bacterial leucorrhea flows through the vulva, causing local tissue hyperplasia of the vulva. This type of vulvar polyp is not serious. However, it is also possible that the vulvar lumps are caused by human papillomavirus infection, which is relatively difficult to treat. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a routine leucorrhea examination and HPV examination to rule out human papillomavirus infection and determine the type of vaginal inflammation.

The reason for polyps on the vulva is mostly due to long-term inflammatory stimulation. General treatments, such as taking medicine, are not very effective. It is recommended to take surgical treatment. This is a minor operation, there is no pain, it will not affect your normal life, and you only need to eat a light diet.

You can do an acetic acid white test. If it is genital warts, the warts will turn white. Active treatment is required after diagnosis. It is recommended to go to the hospital for treatment in time. Genital warts will increase in size when the vulva is congested, but they are usually smaller. It is recommended that you see a gynecologist for examination and receive timely treatment after a clear diagnosis.

What are the symptoms of vulvar polyps?

When a woman has polyps on her vulva, it will have a serious impact on the health of her vagina. The main symptom is a lump of flesh, which is also the most prominent symptom. However, the patient will not feel any pain. We can see it with the naked eye. When a woman sees polyps on her vulva, she should go to a regular hospital for treatment in time. I personally recommend laser removal. This surgical treatment will not have much impact and is also a relatively safe treatment method. Vulvar polyps should be treated in time after they occur. Don't keep delaying in the hope of getting away with it. Vulvar polyps can lead to the onset of other gynecological diseases, which will cause greater health problems in the female vagina.

Vaginal polyps usually occur after uterine surgery. After a hysterectomy, the tissue in the vagina proliferates. The main symptom of vaginal polyps is bleeding. There will be granulation tissue or redness and swelling at the site of the vaginal sutures. There will be a small amount of bleeding when there is a slight contact with this area. The treatment for vaginal polyps can be resection surgery. After a hysterectomy, regular examinations should be performed to prevent the occurrence of polyps.

What are the symptoms of vulvar polyps? The main symptom of vulvar polyps is the presence of a fleshy lump, but the patient will not have pain or itching symptoms, and can see it with the naked eye. When you find polyps on your vulva, you can go to a regular hospital for treatment in time to avoid greater harm caused by polyps.