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hello I'm dr. Tina thermals obstetrician
and gynaecologist motherhood's
cradle Apolo telly rod and wyms vagina
area is moist and sweating always so in
the vulva region there can be a lot of
there are a lot of sweat glands and hair
follicles so over sweating and sometimes
long periods of work or unchanged
undergarments all this can cause one of
the follicles of hair or sweat glands to
collect some deborah's there and
increase into forming a pimple or a boil
so a small pimple can form which is just
a collection of the Debra's of that
follicle plus some smaller white blood
cells or pus which any small amount can
be there so a pimple in these areas can
be a part of vaginal infections in case
there are big boys painful boils and
then it is a bacterial infection which
needs to be treated appropriately so
small pimples just counselling in case
there is no pain nothing to be done
about it
just leave it along it would settle down
but boils need to be treated with
antibiotics because it can be a
bacterial infection sometimes leading to
severe pain and immobilization patient
gets really worked up with this and then
needs antibiotic coverage very rarely
they can cause abscess formation and
when in that case you need a incision
and drainage but that is very very rare
usually pimples nothing to be done but
they may come back so you have to
counsel the patient about hygiene use of
more of cotton panties vaginal wall will
washes appropriate washes with lactic
acid based solutions all this and
cleanliness hygiene these need to be
counseled to the patient which is more
required thank you
you
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