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What's the matter with enlarged labia? Is it a gynecological disease? Is there any treatment method?

The labia minora are two dark brown skin folds on the inner side of the labia majora of the female vulva. They are elastic and stretchable. The normal volume is 4-5 cm long, 2-3 cm wide and 0.5 cm thick. The labia minora has the function of erecting and moistening during sexual arousal, and it feels very sensitive. Normally, it is like two gates, shielding and protecting the vagina, urethra, etc.

The normal curve of the labia minora is natural. However, in many women, the labia minora are overdeveloped, significantly thickened, dark brown or black in appearance, wrinkled and curled into a cauliflower shape, and what is even more disturbing is that it often causes local discomfort. For example, some people experience pain when their enlarged labia minora rub against their underwear when walking; some married women may experience pain and discomfort when their enlarged labia minora are involved in sexual intercourse, seriously affecting the harmony between husband and wife.

In the past, due to conservative thinking, patients were often ashamed to speak up and endured pain and troubles silently. Even if they seek medical treatment, they are often not taken seriously by obstetricians and gynecologists. In fact, enlarged labia minora can be restored to their normal shape through plastic surgery. Surgery is the only way to completely cure this condition. You can go home immediately after the operation and rest on your back for 3-5 days. The sutures were removed 1 week after the operation. The new labia minora looked natural and the scars at the incision and sutures were not obvious. The effect was satisfactory.

Of course, those who suffer from various vaginitis, vulvitis and abnormal bleeding and coagulation time are not suitable for surgery at the moment. Surgery can only be considered after the disease is cured.