1. A spot on your vulva that’s always itchy and irritated.
If you have a spot on your vulva that’s always itchy and irritated, then you must visit a doctor. Vulvar cancer is rare and among all it has been found in 0.6% of all cancers in women. It is mostly happen to woman above age of 70 but if you are young and facing such spot that looks different than normal, visit a doctor.
2. If you have a super angry hair follicle
Folliculitis is a clogged and infected hair follicle. This can happen with pubic hair follicles. They look like little red bumps or whiteheads and also lead to scarring. You can get them shaving, waxing or even being in a hot tub. This can be cleared by their own with warm compresses or soaks. And if it is going worst, consult the doctor.
3. If you have some cottage cheese looking discharge
This is a super common fungal infection known as a v@ginal yeast infection. It may cause an overgrowth of yeast that can happen for lots of different reasons, like taking antibiotics, having uncontrolled diabetes or sitting around in a wet swimsuit for hours. Pills or antifungal cream can treat this.
4. If you have a lot of pelvic pain
If you have a lot of pelvic pain and maybe some discharge, pain during $ex, or a little fever, you might have Pelvic Inflammatory disease. This disease happens when an infection or bacteria spreads from your v@gina to your uterus. Remember to get tested regularly. This disease has many symptoms like pain during $ex or with urination, vomiting, low-grade fever and heavy discharge. With the help of antibiotics, it can be treated but it may affect your fertility.
5. If you have to pee all the time and it burns
You might get urinary tract infection from having $ex. As the urethra is close to the v@gina, bacteria can travel all over the place. These can be treated by antibiotics.
6. If you have other weird skin in your underpants region
Like any skin condition, anything can happen to the skin on your genitals. It means things like psoriasis, eczema, and even skin cancer.
7. Blooding without period
It is not a big deal. It may happen around ovulation or if you are on a low dose version or some breakthrough bleeding if you’re taking birth control. Sometimes this can be a sign of an infection or health condition, you must take the advice of your doctor. If you are bleeding after $ex, then you must go to the doctor without any second thought as it is a symptom of cervical cancer.
8. If you have lumps in your v@gina
Try not to get worried as it is not that serious. It might be a Bartholin’s cyst if you have a swollen or painful bump on your vulva that is clogged gland outside of the v@gina. This is found in corners of the vulva and vary in size. You have to leave them alone or treat them with warm soaks. But if they are painful, infected, or super swollen then you need a doctor.
9. If you have vein near your v@gina
This is known as vulvar varicosity. Well, it is that terrifying as it sounds. This is a varicose vein on your vulva. You are liable to them during pregnancy. It is caused by straining when going to the bathroom. There is no treatment for this but yes, they go away on their own.
10. If you have inner v@ginal pain
Inner v@ginal pain during $ex is considered as a sign of lots of different things. This pain can create dryness, an infection, your period, or a condition like endometriosis. Talk to the doctor about the v@ginal pain and try to figure out the exact reason.
11. If you vulva hurts even when touching
If you are having pain on your vulva, it might be vulvodynia. This is a chronic vulvar pain that even happens when touching with a cotton swab. It can create a miserable pain. Talk to your gynecologist if you’re having persistent vulvar pain.
12. If you have persistent redness
Go to the doctor, if you have persistent redness, itching, burning, irritation, or unusual things happening. It is something that can be easily treatable. All you can do is get tested for STIs like chlamydia, gonorrhea, syphilis, trichomoniasis, and others.
13. If your v@gina is dry all the time
It can be uncomfortable if v@ginal lubrication is not happening. There are many things that cause dryness like some forms of birth control, allergy medicines, or breastfeeding. For this, you can always use some lube.
14. If you have white discharge, that even smells bad
An awful odor accompanied by discharge is a sign of bacterial vaginosis. It happens because of an overgrowth of anaerobic bacteria in the v@gina, that messes up your natural pH balance like douching, $ex, or antibiotics.
15. If your clamps shut when you put something inside your v@gina
It’s a painful condition when the v@ginal muscles get so tight that they close the opening of the v@gina. Vaginismus is not common. It is caused because of involuntary reaction. This leads to serious discomfort and pain. Treatment of vaginismus involves the use of v@ginal dilators, relaxation exercises, or therapy.
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