Patient's question:
Gynecological disease consultation, there are small bumps inside the vagina, what's going on? I noticed it two days ago, but didn't pay attention to it, thinking it would get better naturally. Now it seems there are about seven or eight of them, and it's absolutely not itchy. Will they keep growing more? What is this from? Did I get infected by some small insect?Doctor's answer:
If it's been long-standing, with a history of sexual activity, it's necessary to go to the hospital for an acetic acid test and a thorough HPV check, as it may be caused by a viral infection and cannot rule out the possibility of genital warts. If the test is positive, surgery is required for treatment along with antiviral medication. During the treatment period, personal hygiene should also be paid attention to, and sexual activity should be avoided. If you have a fixed sexual partner, they should also undergo a thorough check. If the test is positive, they should also be treated simultaneously.