Acute vulvar cellulitis

Acute vulvar cellulitis is an acute, purulent, diffuse inflammation that occurs after pathogenic bacteria such as hemolytic streptococci or staphylococci invade subcutaneous or deep loose connective tissue of the vulva. After the onset, it spread quickly to the surroundings, and there was no obvious boundary with normal tissues. This disease can also be caused by anaerobic infection or chemical stimulation.