Patient's question:
Medical Description: There is a rice-grain-sized lump on the lower inner side of the labia minora. It has been present for a year and a half, with no change in size. It causes a slight pain when touched during cleaning, but it is not itchy.History of Treatment and Effect: No treatment has been administered.
Desired Help: What could this be? Is it not likely an external genital tumor?
Doctor's answer:
Advice: Hello, the photo suggests the possibility of folliculitis, which may be caused by humidity, friction and irritation, a decline in immunity, and bacterial infection of the hair follicles leading to inflammation. It is recommended to consult a dermatologist for a definitive diagnosis, and then apply Bactroban under the guidance of a doctor for observation. It is not closely related to polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS). Pay attention to a regular diet and sleep schedule, emotional stability, regular exercise, and maintaining immune balance to avoid worsening and recurrence. It is advised to visit a hospital for examination and consider taking Shidu Qing capsules, Roxithromycin capsules, and applying Bactroban externally for treatment. Pay attention to frequent cleaning and maintaining hygiene.