If herpes grows on the vulva, it is overwhelmingly caused clinically by a decrease in body mass and immunity. Herpes vulva is often caused by herpes simplex virus infection, which can be clinically cross-infected by sexual contact, so you should not have sexual intercourse during the illness. It is advisable to keep the vulva clean and apply local acyclovir ointment for treatment. During the period of illness, the diet should not eat spicy and stimulating food, and to strengthen nutrition, mainly a light diet, supplement protein, supplement vitamins, can improve the body’s resistance, and help the disease to heal as soon as possible. In addition, for this herpes disease, it is recommended to take blood tests for herpes simplex virus type 1 and 2 to know if the virus is still present in the body after the symptoms have completely disappeared.