Acute vulvar ulcer is a benign, non-venereal ulcer. It may be caused by gram-positive large bacilli.

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1. The onset is acute, with possible fever, general malaise, and other discomforts. There may be vulvar cutaneous pruritus or burning pain. Ulcers can occur in various parts of the vulva, most commonly on the inner sides of the labia minora and labia majora, followed by the vestibular membrane and around the vaginal orifice.
2. The lesions can be classified into foxtail millet-sized, chancre-type, gangrenous-type, and mixed-type.

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1. Systemic treatment: Pay attention to rest and nutrition, supplement with large amounts of vitamins B and C; oral Chinese medicinals can also be used for treatment. Antibiotics should be considered in case of secondary infection.
2. Local treatment: Apply 1:1000 Rivanol solution or 1:1000 Furacilin solution for wet compress, then apply vulvar ulcer ointment, nourishing yin to promote tissue regeneration powder, 10% benzocaine ointment, or樟丹 Clam Shell Powder mixed with oil for external use. Local laser irradiation can also be considered.