Vulvar beauty is actually very important.

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The vulva, often considered a private part of the body, is often shrouded in mystery due to its association with sex. However, like other parts of the body, it is a serious and ordinary organ. It serves not only as the lower triangular "exit" for defecation but also as the organ for sexual intercourse.

From a psychosexual perspective, the vulva is a highly sensitive area for expressing sexual desire, attracting the attention and longing of both partners, stirring their emotions, bringing warmth, joy, and satisfaction, adding pleasure to life, and being essential for procreation. Therefore, maintaining vulvar beauty not only enhances the "centripetal force" and physical and mental health of couples but also adds flavor and sweetness to life. However, some couples neglect vulvar beauty, leaving deep, irreparable wounds in their marital relationship and causing irreparable regret.

Example 1:

Xiao Cheng and Xiao Mei worked in the same company. After nearly two years of courtship and overcoming numerous family obstacles, they finally married two months ago. The young couple cherished their hard-won happiness. However, incredibly, shortly after their honeymoon, colleagues noticed that Xiaomei, the wife, became increasingly quiet, always seeming preoccupied. Whenever colleagues brought up their marriage, Xiaomei would either avoid the topic or get angry. Soon, arguments between the couple became more frequent, the friction escalated, and the conflicts became public. Finally, they filed for divorce, citing "marital discord." Everyone was shocked and gossiped: "They dated for two years, and now they're already having relationship problems right after marriage—does that make sense?" But who knew their unspoken secrets? The trigger for their falling out was the husband, Xiaocheng's, candid balanitis. Xiaomei was affected during their first sexual encounter, leading to a deterioration in their relationship.

Example Two: Ms. Liu, 34 years old, consulted a doctor complaining of recurrent genital warts that were difficult to eradicate. Each flare-up required laser treatment, resulting in scar contractures, causing considerable discomfort, and the loss of libido and sexual pleasure. This area, once a source of frequent caresses and sexual stimulation for her husband, is now completely untouched. Even when touched occasionally, it elicits no sensation, leading to a significant estrangement between the couple. A gynecological examination revealed a foul odor from her vulva, and scattered scars on her labia majora, minora, perianal area, and clitoris—quite unsightly. No wonder her husband is afraid to touch or look at it. When the doctor asked why she didn't seek medical treatment, she replied that there were no effective medications, only laser treatments whenever it flared up. Due to the frequent recurrences, the burns became increasingly deep. If this continues, urination will also become difficult.

Needless to say, the psychological anguish caused by neglecting vulvar aesthetics is profound. If the disfigured vulva cannot be restored to its original state, the lost love and pleasure are unlikely to return. Paying attention to vulvar aesthetics early on, maintaining its integrity as one would care for one's face, can prevent such tragedies. The most serious cause of vulvar disfigurement is sexually transmitted diseases; a single misstep can lead to serious consequences.

The main symptom of primary syphilis is a chancre, which appears two to four weeks after unprotected sex. In men, it often appears on the glans penis, coronal sulcus, or foreskin. In women, it often appears on the labia majora, minora, or cervix. The chancre begins as a papule, which quickly ruptures, forming a 1-2 cm lesion with a small amount of exudate. Another example is genital candidiasis in women, which presents as swelling of the labia minora, accompanied by itching and burning sensations. Scratching can lead to epidermal erosion or small pustules, and may also involve the labia majora, with increased vaginal discharge. Candidal balanitis in men is also on the rise. Genital diseases such as condyloma acuminata, molluscum contagiosum, and chancroid are even more likely to directly cause vulvar disfigurement. In fact, while patients with severe vulvar damage are not numerous, it is very common for people to neglect the aesthetics of their vulva.

People wash their faces daily and apply expensive cosmetics, but a significant number of people fail to clean their genitals daily, leaving the vulva a "hygiene dead zone," where the stench is unbearable when pants are down. It's important to know that neglecting vulvar hygiene makes this area prone to accumulating dirt and grime, becoming a breeding ground for many pathogenic bacteria, viruses, and other microorganisms. This not only disrupts the normal "ecological environment" around the genitals but also exposes the penis and scrotum in men, and the labia and vagina in women, to direct invasion and irritation from pathogens. Over time, this weakens the vulva's defenses and can lead to various diseases.

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