It is recommended that you do not take a bath for a while after a vulvar biopsy to avoid causing a wound infection. Vulvar biopsy is an invasive operation, and with the presence of a wound after the biopsy, bathing is generally not recommended to avoid causing wound infection. You can take a bath after the wound has healed, and you should dry your body in time after the bath, or you can disinfect the biopsy site with iodophor. If there is bleeding at the vulvar biopsy site, medication to stop bleeding can be used under the direction of the doctor. Pay attention to the condition of the wound, if there is redness, swelling, bleeding, fever, etc., you need to consult a doctor promptly. Prohibit coitus before the biopsy wound heals. After the results of the biopsy come out, according to the results of the biopsy, under the guidance of the doctor for the next step of treatment.