Hard lump next to female vulva

The health of the private parts is very important, and the private parts are relatively sensitive. If medical care is not adequate, bacterial or viral infection and other conditions can also occur. Usually pay more attention to the medical care of private parts. So, how to deal with hard lumps on the vulva? How to determine whether it is cancer? Knowing more knowledge will be of great help in solving and preventing such situations.

Is a hard lump on the vulva cancer?

Hard lumps on the vulva are not necessarily cancer, and they cannot be ruled out. If they are not very serious, it is recommended to observe for a few days and apply some medicine according to your specific situation to see if there are any symptoms such as pain or itching. Skin obstruction causes surface inflammation, which is relatively common. If it is serious, it is best to check it out in time.

Local inflammation caused by clogged pores or Bartholin's gland cysts may also cause hard bumps. If you have high-risk sexual behavior on a regular basis, it may be caused by syphilis or Bartholin's gland cysts. This condition can be treated with anti-inflammatory ointment. If there is some relief in two or three days, there is no need to worry too much. If there is no pain or itching, there is no need to treat it. However, friction should be avoided to prevent it from getting worse.

The probability of cancer is relatively low. Regardless of whether you have cancer or not, you should eat more fresh fruits and vegetables, more foods rich in protein and vitamins, and less irritating foods, such as chili peppers and garlic. The main food is light and nutritious. Secondly, ensure adequate sleep, maintain a happy mood, avoid overwork, and smoke and drink less.

Generally speaking, it is not certain that it is cancer just by looking at the hard lumps on the surface. You need to go to the hospital for examination and pay more attention to your daily behavior to see if there are other abnormal symptoms, such as low fever, chest tightness, shortness of breath, nausea and retching. If the situation is very complicated, go to the hospital for examination in time. I hope the above content will be helpful to you.