Pseudovestibular papillomatosis, also known as vestibular papillae, is commonly found in adult women and appears with changes resembling fish roe; the texture is relatively soft. Generally, there are no subjective symptoms. Clinically, it is necessary to differentiate it from genital warts, and, if necessary, an acetic acid white test can be conducted to further clarify the diagnosis. This condition is not an infectious disease but is considered a congenital variation that may be related to local inflammatory stimulation, and generally does not require special treatment. It is recommended to test the vaginal discharge routine to determine if there is concomitant gynecological inflammation. If there is a condition such as candidal vaginitis, corresponding treatment should be undertaken. In necessary cases, topical application of Kangfuxin solution can be used.