Which home remedies can help?
Pimples on the labia are not uncommon. Although you want to get rid of the pimples as quickly as possible, you should avoid squeezing them out, as this can further aggravate an inflammation. Daily intimate hygiene is very important to treat and prevent pimples on the labia.
This removes excess sebum, possible pathogens or other foreign bodies in the intimate area and thus keeps the ducts of the sebaceous glands free. In intimate hygiene, care should be taken not to use products with perfume. A typical household remedy for pimples in the genital area is also a camomile bath or coarse-grained peelings. In general, however, one should not exaggerate the intimate care as this can also be harmful to the skin. Intimate shaving should be avoided for a while if pimples appear more frequently.Even tight-fitting clothing or clothing made of synthetic material can promote the formation of pimples and should be avoided at first.
How can one express the sebaceous glands on the labia?
In general, the pressing out of pimples on the labia should be avoided. By squeezing out pimples, the excretory duct of the sebaceous gland as well as the sebaceous gland itself comes into contact with the external environment. As a result, external pathogens can increasingly penetrate into the interior of the gland and thus cause an inflammation.
In severe cases, an inflammation of a sebaceous gland can have effects on the entire body. If no household remedy can improve the appearance of pimples on the labia, a doctor should be consulted, who can then open and empty blocked sebaceous glands if necessary. Always make sure that the area around the pimple is disinfected as well as possible and that it is safely covered again after emptying. It must be avoided under all circumstances that external pathogens enter the wound.
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