How to treat vulvar warts

The health of the private parts of both men and women is very important. If there is a problem, it will not only make you uncomfortable but also affect your partner. It is best to clean the vulva every day, not only for hygiene, but also to detect problems in time. For example, if there are small bumps on the vulva, this is most likely warts on the vulva. So is this a sexually transmitted disease? How should it be treated? Let’s analyze it in detail below.

Women should be very careful about warts on the vulva, because this may be caused by bacterial infection, but this shows that it is caused by not paying attention to daily hygiene. In this case, you must not squeeze it like others, as it will easily swell. Warts are as small as millet grains at first, and gradually become as big as soybeans, protruding from the skin surface, grayish white or dirty yellow in color. Therefore, if you have warts, especially on the private parts of women, you should pay attention to them. Although you cannot immediately conclude that it is caused by excessive sexual activity, the following are some treatments for warts:

If there are many warts and the surface is scraped into powder with fingernails, it is molluscum contagiosum, which is highly contagious and you need to go to the hospital to see a dermatologist; if it is a single wart, you can buy vitamin A cream and apply it to the wart, and it will be cured after a period of time. This wart is considered a viral bacteria, so it is very important to pay attention to hygiene to eliminate it.

Generally, if you have warts, you should first disinfect your private parts with potassium permanganate when washing to keep them clean. Traditional Chinese medicine believes that warts are formed by the boiling of heat evil, and treatment is mainly based on clearing heat. Therefore, it is still necessary to clean and disinfect the private parts to keep them clean and keep bacteria away.

In fact, if small bumps and itching occur on the vulva, you should pay attention to the cleanliness of the vulva and do not use soap to wash the vulva. Try to avoid scratching and rubbing the affected area. Avoid spicy food. Don't worry too much, and be careful to avoid depression and tension. A bad mood can easily lead to physical illness.

To summarize the above points, women should still pay attention to personal hygiene in this regard. Although women’s private affairs are very sensitive, they still need to take care of them regularly, such as changing underwear every day, etc., hoping to recover soon.

Warts are caused by human papillomavirus infection and can be transmitted through direct or indirect contact and are highly contagious. The human papillomavirus that causes warts mainly lives in the human subcutaneous tissue. Once the epidermal tissue is broken, the subcutaneous virus may overflow. Wherever the tissue fluid containing the virus flows, the warts may be transmitted. Therefore, during the treatment, you must be careful not to break the affected area to avoid infection.

Do not scratch the infected area at will to avoid aggravating the infection. At the same time, pay attention to cleanliness and hygiene, change clothes frequently, take a bath frequently, and exercise more to improve immunity, enhance disease resistance, and reduce the harm of warts to yourself.