Patient's question:
Can vaginitis cause warty growths on the inner labia? Can treating vaginitis make the warty growths disappear? Why do warty growths occur? (The doctor did an internal examination today and preliminarily confirmed from the surface that the warty growths are physiological.)Doctor's answer:
First, let's talk about issues like vaginitis, which may cause the local skin to develop numerous wart-like growths, known in medicine as pseudowarts. The main reason for their occurrence is due to local skin fibrosis caused by chronic inflammation. Once the inflammation is completely eliminated, the wart-like growths on the local skin can be completely removed through treatments such as laser, or they may possibly fade on their own. I hope the above answers can help you. Thank you.