Patient's question:
What should I do if there is a small fleshy protrusion at the vaginal opening?Doctor's answer:
In the early stages, if the symptoms of genital warts are not obvious, discomfort symptoms such as vulvar itching, burning pain, or post-coital pain may occur. Multiple squamous epithelial hyperplasia initially presents as scattered or clustered pink or white small papillary warts, which are soft and have fine finger-like projections. As they grow, they may resemble a chicken's comb, cauliflower, or mulberry. Early consultation is key. It is important to visit a regular hospital for examination and treatment as soon as possible, and to perform corresponding treatments based on the patient's condition by deeply examining the affected area. Personal hygiene should also be paid attention to, along with regular exercise and maintaining a positive mindset.