When a female friend suffers from genital herpes, she will have a burning sensation, and then a piece of small blisters will grow in the place with long erythema. The position of vesicles is generally in the position of women's labia and cervix, clitoris and vagina. Blisters will slowly fester and finally burst, forming erosion or superficial ulcers. When it happens in the urethra, the patient will feel pain and it will be very difficult to urinate. Some female patients will have swollen inguinal lymph nodes and feel pain, and some patients will have symptoms such as fever, muscle pain and meningitis. If the disease occurs in women's cervix, it will cause ulceration, necrosis and increased leucorrhea, thus causing lower abdominal pain. When women suffer from genital herpes, there will be other complications, such as blisters or ulcers around the vagina, and even affect the interior of the vagina. This kind of ulcer will generally make the patient feel pain and itching, and the vulva will turn red or swollen.