What should be done to treat a lump on the labia minora?

Patient's question:

Medical Description: Female, 24. A lump has appeared at the junction of the left labia minora and labia majora. It started small and gradually increased in size, now about half the size of a peanut. Sitting is painful, and touching it causes pain. The left labia minora is also swollen, and there is a small white spot on the lump. What is going on?
History of Treatment and Effect: None, none, none, none, none, none.
Expected Help: To understand the cause and treatment method.

Doctor's answer:

Hello, oral condyloma acuminata is commonly located on the frenulum of the tongue and its surrounding areas. The lesions are elevated and present a papillary, cauliflower-like, chicken-pox-like, or cobblestone appearance, ranging in size from bean to broad bean size, with clear boundaries and varying in number from 1 to 10. The lesions are often light red or bright red in color and bleed easily upon touch. Under the microscope, epidermal hyperkeratosis, significant acanthosis, superficial dermal capillary dilation, and chronic inflammatory cell infiltration can be observed.
Advice: Genital warts are not only transmitted through sexual activity. Accidental contact with objects, such as towels, toilet seats, bathtubs, swimming pools, etc., can also lead to transmission. After contracting genital warts, the most important thing is to maintain confidence in the treatment and avoid excessive worry. While genital warts do have certain risks, they are treatable.

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