How do you treat vulva bumps?
Try benzoyl peroxide. As far as bumps go, benzoyl peroxide can be used externally in the bikini area. To treat bumps once they're there, medicated body washes with benzoyl peroxide can be helpful, says Dr. Farber. If you have sensitive skin, opt for something with benzoyl peroxide 5% or less to prevent irritation.
What causes bumps on my vulva?
Vaginal bumps may be caused by sexually transmitted infections such as genital warts and genital herpes. Two common sexually transmitted infections can cause bumps around the vagina. These are genital warts and genital herpes: Genital warts: Small, flesh-colored lumps, these may have a cauliflower-like appearance.
What do vulva bumps look like?
True vaginal pimples are just like pimples anywhere else on the body. They're usually small, red bumps, often with a white dot at the tip. Sometimes they can be dark at the tip or red all the way through. Some vaginal pimples may be full of pus, or swollen and painful.
Can bumps on vulva be normal?
Bumps on the vagina are common and are often not a cause for concern. Sometimes bumps on the vagina can indicate genital warts or herpes, which need medical attention. If you're concerned about a bump or it isn't going away, see your doctor.
Can I put Neosporin on my private area?
If a cut on your vulva is causing you pain and not healing, then Neosporin isn't a bad idea. Just keep in mind that Neosporin is for external use only — don't apply it to your labia and certainly don't apply it in your vagina.
Can a yeast infection cause bumps?
Yeast sores can occur over time due to other skin conditions triggered by the yeast infection. A rash can occur from the yeast infection that can then form sores or blisters.