If a girl has small pimples on her private parts, you must not ignore these four reasons!

I accidentally found a few small bumps on my vulva. They are a little itchy and a little painful when touched. What's wrong? What disease is this? When there are bumps on the vulva, many people will first suspect that they have genital warts, because one of the symptoms of genital warts is the growth of small bumps. Such speculation will unintentionally make people anxious, but it is certain that not all "small bumps" are caused by genital eczema. There may also be the following reasons.

[Four possible causes of pimples on the vulva]

1. Vulvitis: Why are small bumps on the vulva considered vulvitis? This is because of the special physiological structure of women. The vagina will excrete normal and abnormal secretions every day (abnormal ones need medical means to distinguish). The secretions will stimulate the skin of our vulva for a long time, which will lead to vulvitis. Generally, gynecological diseases such as vaginitis and urethritis will also occur. It is really a very annoying disease.

2. Trichomonas vaginalis: This little bug is very powerful and can cause itching, abnormal secretions, and other symptoms to women with the disease. If women can't help scratching, they will develop vulvar dermatitis and eczematous changes.

3. Vestibular gland cyst: The vestibular gland is located on the inner side of the labia minora. Bacterial invasion will cause the mucosa to swell, resulting in blockage of the tube opening and inability to discharge secretions, which will lead to a vestibular gland cyst.

4. Pseudo-condyloma: This is not a sexually transmitted disease and is not contagious. It usually does not cause any discomfort and does not require treatment.

In addition to the above four possibilities, improper washing of the vulva with soap or shower gel in daily life can also cause small bumps on the vulva; people who are allergic to sexual life can also cause small bumps on the vulva.

To avoid this, you need to follow these principles:

1. Do not take medicine on your own. If you have any problems, see a doctor and treat the cause.

2. Wash the vulva with warm water, do not use lotion containing chemical ingredients.

3. Avoid spicy food.

4. Do not scratch the affected area.

Warm reminder: If you have small bumps on your vulva, go to the hospital for examination in time. If it is genital warts, actively cooperate with the doctor for treatment. If it is not, take good care of it in daily life. Do not take it lightly, so as not to make the symptoms worse and regret it.