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What Causes Red Bumps On Vagina When Suffering From Psoriasis?

I have psoriasis on my head, inner ear canal, elbows and fingers. I recently notice that my vagina started to be very itchy, I took a look at it and it s red and shiny. It looks like it might be a rash because it has small little bumps with the hair is at
Mon, 3 Feb 2014
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Hi. Thanks for posting your concern at HCM

Rash of psoriasis can also involve the body folds like vulvovagina Or it could also be an infection of the hair follicle (folliculitis). Folliculitis is more of a possibility in your case giving rise to raised lesions/bumps.

If i was your treating doctor i would have asked you to take an oral antibiotic for a week(penicillin group or cephalosporin group).

An OTC topical antibacterial ointment like mupirocin twice daily would help in addition in resolving the bumps faster.

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What Causes Red Bumps On Vagina When Suffering From Psoriasis?

Hi. Thanks for posting your concern at HCM Rash of psoriasis can also involve the body folds like vulvovagina Or it could also be an infection of the hair follicle (folliculitis). Folliculitis is more of a possibility in your case giving rise to raised lesions/bumps. If i was your treating doctor i would have asked you to take an oral antibiotic for a week(penicillin group or cephalosporin group). An OTC topical antibacterial ointment like mupirocin twice daily would help in addition in resolving the bumps faster. take care regards