What symptom does vulva ulcer have?

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Vulvar ulcer is an acute skin disease that occurs in female vulva. It is more common in labia minora and labia minora. It is characterized by one or more vulvar ulcers with fever and pain. Often secondary to vulvovaginal inflammatory, malignant diseases, and sometimes systemic diseases in the vulva and vagina. What symptom does vulva ulcer have? Let's talk about it.

What symptom does vulva ulcer have?

(1) Nonspecific vulvitis: ulcer occurs after scratching, can be accompanied by low fever and fatigue and other symptoms, severe local pain. The ulcer is superficial, the number is small, and there is obvious inflammation around it.

(2) herpes virus infection: acute onset. The incubation period of herpes simplex virus infection is 2-7 days, followed by fever, discomfort, inguinal lymphadenopathy and herpes. At the beginning for multiple herpes, herpes ulceration after a superficial multiple ulcers, with severe pain. Most of the ulcers involved the labia minora, especially in the inner side. More than 50% - 80% of the cases involved the vagina, urethra and cervix. The size of ulcer is different, the bottom is grayish yellow, the periphery is slightly raised, and the ulcer is highly congestive and edematous. Ulcers usually heal naturally within 1-2 weeks, but recur frequently. Herpes simplex virus (HSV) affects the vagina and urethra, and patients often have a large number of leucorrhea. Leucorrhea is initially transparent serous, then turbid thin pus, and finally yellow purulent leucorrhea due to bacterial infection, accompanied by urinary symptoms such as urgency and dysuria.

(3) Behcet's disease: acute vulvar ulcer is common in Behcet's disease, namely eye mouth genital syndrome. In the past, it was considered that acute vulvar ulcer was a kind of benign ulcer with non-contact infection caused by bacilli vulgaris. It is generally believed that acute vulvar ulcer is a development stage of Behcet's disease, which can occur simultaneously or successively with ocular and oral lesions. Ulcers can occur in all parts of vulva, especially in the inner and outer sides of labia minora and vaginal vestibule. Acute onset, often relapse. Clinically, it can be divided into three types, which can occur alone or in combination, and gangrene type is the most serious.

matters needing attention

1. Strengthen publicity and education, strictly prohibit prostitution. 2. Pay attention to personal hygiene. 3. Timely and thorough treatment of early lesions to prevent the development of lesions to the late stage. 4. Routine syphilis serological examination before marriage and during pregnancy. 5. Strict selection of blood source, all blood donors do syphilis serum test. 6. In the early stage of vulvar ulcer caused by sexually transmitted diseases, the infected skin lesions should be effectively controlled and the source of infection should be traced. The sexual partners should be treated whether they have symptoms or not. Pay attention to co infection with other sexually transmitted diseases, especially HIV infection at the same time. At present, the most effective prevention method is to avoid contact with infectious skin lesions. Penile cuff can reduce the spread of disease. It is not suitable to have sex during infection.