What should I do if my vulva has granulations?

Some friends may find granulation tissue on their vulva in life, and they don’t know what it is. Generally speaking, the appearance of granulation tissue may indicate the occurrence of some disease, such as vulvitis, condyloma acuminatum, etc., so everyone must pay attention to it.

The main causes of vulvar granulation are:

1. Bartholin's gland cyst : The outlet of the Bartholin's gland is located on the inner side of the labia minora. Bacteria can easily invade and cause inflammation, swelling and adhesion of the mucosa. The secretions cannot be discharged, forming a Bartholin's gland cyst and causing vulvar pimples.

Bartholin's gland cysts must be treated promptly, otherwise they will recur, causing pain and affecting walking and sexual life.

2. Vulvitis: Vulvitis is an important cause of vulvar pimples. It is caused by bacteria, fungi, Trichomonas, etc. causing vaginitis, which then stimulates the skin of the vulva through leucorrhea. There may be symptoms such as itching, burning, and stinging. I have these symptoms, what should I do?

3. Pseudo-condyloma: This symptom is caused by vaginal inflammation and excessive leucorrhea stimulation, called pseudo-condyloma. Timely treatment of vaginitis can eliminate such bumps and granulations.

1. Western medicine kills germs quickly and accurately

Western medicine can accurately and deeply kill the bacteria that cause vulvar pimples and quickly relieve various symptoms.

2. Physical therapy, antibacterial and analgesic

Use red and blue light therapy devices and Heples therapy devices to enhance the body's white blood cell phagocytic ability, strengthen immunity, promote cell regeneration, and at the same time reduce inflammation, relieve pain, and resist infection.

3. Chinese medicine conditioning to prevent recurrence

The disappearance of surface symptoms of vulvar nodules and granulations caused by inflammation does not mean that the pathogens have been eliminated. Chinese medicine conditioning is still needed according to the course of treatment to prevent recurrence.