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**PLEASE HELP** Warning: Images attached // Vagina vulva blisters?

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kassandra78759
kassandra78759

I've noticed these blister like bumps on the lining of my vulva for quite sometime now but never bothered with them because they weren't in the way. Lately I have been noticing that they irritate when I wash often or when its dry down there. At first I figured this was a bad case of yeast infection but it is not. This is not herpes either because I have been tested... I was looking at images online and the closest thing that relates to this is Vestibular Papillomatosis. Someone help please!

I hope the images doesn't make anyones skin crawl... 

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  • Suki_girl
    Suki_girl kassandra78759

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    It does look very much like vestibular papillomastosis. I have seen many posts with women worried about these. They are quite normal, harmless and cannot be caught or spread by sexual intercourse. The you are a benign form of tumour. I know tumour sounds awaful but honestly they are harmless. Think of them as vulvar moles. Men get them too around the head of the penis called pearly papules. They cannot be treated and are not normal removed because they are harmless; the only reason someone may have them removed is because they are worried about the appearance. If you do have irritation after washing, that is because you should not be washing down there - that upsets the Ph balance which can create a favourable environment for yeast or bacterial infections. Just use plain water or wipe with coconut oil (which will moisturise and has antifungal and antibacterial properties).
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