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What are the types of abnormal vulvar growths in Pediatrics?

• Vulvar fibroma: a benign lump made up of fibrous or connective tissue
• Vulvar hematoma:  an area of swollen, bruised tissue usually caused by vulvar injury
• Vulvar lipoma: a painless, slow-growing mass made up of fatty tissue
• Folliculitis: small, red, painful bumps that occur when hair follicles become irritated and/or infected
• Mucous cysts of vestibule:  fluid-filled swellings that develop when small glands are blocked near the opening of the vagina or urethra.

What is the treatment?

The treatment depends mainly on the cause, it is either:
1. Watchful waiting, to resolve by it's own.
2. Medically, like antibiotics if infection is suspected.
3. Surgical removal.

What do we advise you?

1. Wait for 3 days to see if there is increase in size, redness, swelling or some discharge.
2. If it doeasn't resolve, you should see the Gynecologist.
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