Transparent blisters at the female urethra

Everyone has seen blisters. It can even be said that everyone should have had them on their body. They are in the shape of acne, but they are transparent in color and filled with water. Generally, we will have these blisters after we get a fever, but because our urethral opening is special, it will also have this situation. However, many people don’t know what to do. So what are the transparent blisters at the female urethral opening?

Genital herpes is a common sexually transmitted disease. It is widely spread and mostly occurs in people who have disorderly sexual relations after adolescence or in people with a history of unclean couples. The infection rate through sexual contact is as high as 30% to 50%. This type of genital herpes is caused by infection with the herpes type 2 virus. Its pathological manifestation is an acute inflammatory skin disease in the male and female genital areas. Its unique feature is that it recurs repeatedly, with a recurrence rate of up to 60%, and the site of attack is often fixed. There are many treatments for genital herpes, including antiviral, general treatment, etc.

Different treatment methods have their own advantages, disadvantages and indications. The symptoms and causes of genital herpes vary among patients, so be careful to choose the appropriate method. In daily life, you should pay attention to abstaining from alcohol and avoid eating spicy, seafood and greasy foods.

The more common symptom of genital herpes is the appearance of a cluster of about 3-4 to 5-6 small blisters on the genitals, with some redness at the base. After a few days, the blisters will break and become small numb areas or shallow ulcers, which will cause pain and discomfort. They will heal quickly without treatment and will not leave scars.

If herpes occurs at the urethral opening, the erosion of the blisters can cause the patient to feel pain when urinating, increase the frequency of urination, and have secretions at the urethral opening. If you have genital herpes, you should go to the hospital for examination in time and adopt different treatment plans according to different situations. Do not take medicine blindly. Because recurring genital herpes is difficult to control, after treatment, you must take preventive measures to avoid infecting your family members.

There are several ways in which genital warts are transmitted: a small number of patients may become ill through contact with items used by other patients, such as underwear, underpants, bath towels, bathtubs, toilet seats, etc. During delivery, the disease is transmitted through the birth canal and may cause laryngeal papilloma in the infant. Sexual contact is the main route of transmission. Therefore, this disease is prone to occur among people with disordered sexual relations.

It is recommended to go to a regular specialist hospital and follow the doctor's instructions for examination. Do not blindly seek treatment. Pay attention to your diet and pay more attention to the care of your condition. Correct care can not only prevent the spread of warts, but also relieve pain. It is very useful for the treatment of the disease. Treatment and care should be carried out at the same time to effectively eliminate the disease and restore a healthy life. Only by completely eliminating the virus in the body can genital warts be effectively cured.