Vaginal or vulvar blisters are not a topic many women would openly talk about, but the fact is that they are simple blisters which are not anything to be ashamed about.

Any women can suffer from this condition – you don’t have to be sexually active or dirty – you just need to have the right anatomy. The most common causes of vaginal blisters are friction, ingrown hairs and blocked sweat glands.

What do they look like?

There is a difference between a typical STD blister and a non-STD blister. The ordinary vaginal blister is similar to other blisters and may contain blood or fluid. It usually appears as a single blister with a circular or ovular shape which is soft to the touch. It can be clear colored or red and dark in the center. Whatever it appear like, it must not be smelly, itchy or have a border.

Do they hurt?

Blisters can appear anywhere on the vulva, but they are unnoticed until friction occurs. They don’t hurt like a bee sting for example, but they are usually tender and a bit painful to a touch. If a blister appears on the inner labia, you might not notice it until you wipe yourself after peeing. Some other types of direct contact can be painful as well, but blisters don’t hurt when not being touched.

Treatment

The most effective vaginal blister treatment is soaking in a hot bath – you may also try a sitz bath but they are not necessary. Soaking in the water will rupture the blisters naturally and painlessly. Do not try to burst them yourself as you will expose yourself to infections – let them run the course naturally and they will be gone soon.

How long do blisters last?

Vaginal blisters can last for up to a week, but it may sometimes take longer if your body needs longer to heal.

 

Source : http://modernandhealthylife.com/2016/04/06/see-blister-sores-genitals-dont-panic-need/