The hair follicles of the vulva are combined with bacterial infection and thus inflammation, which can be manifested as red papules, often accompanied by itching, redness and painful discomfort of the local skin of the vulva. This kind of skin boil can be treated with topical creams, such as mupirocin ointment, applied twice or three times a day, and oral antibiotics can be added. The patient basically will not be scarred after healing, but if the treatment is not standardized and timely, not pay attention to hygiene later is easy to recur. Folliculitis of the pubic area is more common in women with diabetes, low resistance, acne or eczema. If the patient does not pay attention to the local skin hygiene of the vulva, overexertion makes the resistance low, like to eat spicy irritants, etc. are high-risk factors for the recurrence of the disease, and is not conducive to the prevention and treatment of the disease, in short, pubic folliculitis is common and frequent, there is self-healing, but once not self-healing recommended early hospital treatment.