Guidance: Hello! According to your description and the photos you took, vulvovaginitis is possible, but condyloma acuminatum cannot be ruled out. . Guidance suggestion: 1. First of all, I suggest you do leucorrhea examination and give corresponding drug treatment after a clear diagnosis; 2. If there are still vulvar and vaginal granulation after controlling vulvovaginal inflammation, it is recommended to do biopsy and send it to pathological diagnosis; 3. If condyloma acuminatum is diagnosed, it can be treated by freezing or laser, and interferon can be injected locally; 4. If the menstrual flow is small, it is recommended to check the level of female hormones in the blood on the second to fifth day of the menstrual cycle to understand the ovarian function.

Follow-up: Thank you. Is it possible that this is condyloma acuminatum?

Answer: Hello! According to your description and the photos you took, vulvovaginitis is possible, but condyloma acuminatum cannot be ruled out. . Don't be nervous, it may be caused by inflammatory stimulation. It is suggested to control inflammation first.

Follow-up: It's very late. Thank you very much for your answers.

Answer: Hello! According to your description and the photos you took, vulvovaginitis is possible, but condyloma acuminatum cannot be ruled out. . Don't be nervous, it may be caused by inflammatory stimulation. It is suggested to control inflammation first. . You're welcome. You can contact me again if you have any questions. I wish you the best of health! Good Night!

Follow-up: Hello, doctor. I don't have time to go to the hospital for a comprehensive examination now. If I take the medicine myself for a while. What should I use?

Answer: Why not use red core emulsion to dilute before taking a bath?