What causes vaginal blisters?
There are many causes of vaginal blisters, most of which can be avoided with proper nutrition, practicing safe sex, and good hygiene. The most common causes of vaginal blisters are infections and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs). They can also be caused by poor nutrition, stress, clothing, and some recreational activities. Blisters can develop on the vagina due to a bacterial or fungal infection. These infections can develop from wearing bathing suits or synthetic undergarments. The warm, moist environment that these items form can create a breeding ground for bacteria and fungus, which can cause vaginal blisters to form. Using pools or hot tubs that do not have the proper ratio of chemicals can also cause infections, and therefore blisters, to emerge.
