The first thing you need to do is to identify the nature of the pimples. According to the presence or absence of pain and infiltration, they can be divided into benign swellings and malignant swellings, as follows: 1. benign swellings 1. boils: boils caused by bacterial infection of the vulva, manifested as pain, local redness or edema, need to use povidone iodine solution to sit in the bath or rub the affected area, and then rub the affected area with erythromycin ointment; 2. genital herpes: manifested as the genital area If there is serious pain, you can also use painkillers to relieve the pain; 3, vestibular gland cysts: the cysts are hard, there will be severe pain in the infection, and even localized pus. If the clinical findings are hard and relatively small, you can temporarily do without treatment and pay attention to keeping the vulva clean in daily life. If the cysts are relatively large, surgery is recommended; 4, folliculitis: manifested as red papules centered on hair follicles, sometimes topped with white pustules, there may be itching, tenderness or pain, the location of deep folliculitis pain more pronounced, according to the symptoms and auxiliary test results, the application of antibiotic therapy; 5, condyloma acuminata: due to human papillomavirus infection caused by wart-like damage, no obvious symptoms, no pain, no itching, given The etiology of this disease is unknown and may be related to viral infection and chronic inflammatory stimulation, manifesting as papillary masses of vulva. Malignant masses are most common among vulvar squamous cell carcinoma, accounting for 90% of vulvar cancer, and the rest include vulvar melanoma, vulvar basal cell carcinoma, vestibular adenocarcinoma, etc. Biopsy is needed to clarify the nature of the specific masses and perform targeted treatment. When you have vaginal pimples, you should wash your vulva with running water every day to clean the secretions of vulva to avoid blocking the opening of vulvar glands and causing local inflammation of vulva.