Numerous granulations in the vaginal wall may be hyperplastic-like granulation tissue due to vaginal inflammation or polyps derived from healing surgical suture wounds that can be removed surgically in a short period of time. After surgery, only pathological samples need to be sent for examination to clarify the absence of malignant changes. Vaginal cancer: papillary or cauliflower-shaped granules or ulcers can be seen on the vaginal wall, which can be accompanied by bleeding after sexual intercourse and increased secretion.