What is the difference between genital furuncle and herpes?

Vulvar furuncles are purulent inflammation caused by invasion of the hair follicle position or sweat gland position of the vulva skin, showing acute inflammatory reaction of the hair follicle position and its deep connective tissue. The occurrence of vulvar furuncles usually refers to a single disease, if it shows repeated attacks, showing inflammatory attacks of the hair follicle position, it is considered as vulvar furuncles, and treatment is required according to the situation. It shows redness and swelling of the vulvar hair follicle, showing obvious itching. Clinical common vulvar inflammation, diabetes or the application of glucocorticoid patients will cause genital herpes. Most of them are considered to be caused by herpes virus, which will show multiple blister-like changes on the local surface of vulva skin, vulva pain, vulva itching, and need to go to the hospital for antiviral symptomatic treatment according to pathological results.