The vaginal wall is not completely smooth, there are many folds to increase the elasticity and stretching of the vaginal wall, it may feel like there are bumps, which is normal. If there are many small bumps on the vaginal wall, accompanied by symptoms such as increased vaginal discharge and odor, you should consider the possibility of vaginal polyps or warts: 1. Vaginal polyps: polyps in the vaginal mucosa, mostly gray or pink, occur in adults after hysterectomy vaginal stump, can be single or multiple. The first is usually a soft texture, the top is pointed pink papules, can be shown as a single or more, with the gradual development of the disease, later can be shown as small bumps, can be located in the vaginal wall, papilla-shaped, cauliflower-shaped. Some patients have vaginal discharge or pus, which can lead to unpleasant odor, or bleeding after intercourse, increased leucorrhea, etc. Warts can be removed surgically or treated by physical methods such as laser, electrocautery, or freezing.