The first is a folliculitis, common in young women without pain, redness, itching and other symptoms, due to the usual lack of attention to personal hygiene, or repeated stimulation of the leukorrhea, pay attention not to scratch hard, most of the time after a period of time can disappear on their own, if the symptoms of infection, under the guidance of dermatologists, the use of anti-inflammatory ointment to treat. The second is that warts can exist for many years, some do not have any discomfort symptoms, do not need special treatment, if diagnosed as acerbic warts, is a sexually transmitted disease, you need to use the laser to fight off warts. The third is to consider subcutaneous cysts, if the cysts are small and no obvious discomfort, can not be dealt with, if the cysts are larger, more or with pain and other obvious discomfort, then you can take surgery, usually pay attention to keep the vulva clean and hygienic.