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Bumps on vag, don’t itch or burn.. what could it be?

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I am really scared and want to know what they are.. PLEASE HELP! My appointment isnt until next week with my doctor image

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  • Lukav
    Lukav Guest

    Posted

    Looks like it's possibly molluscum contagiosum to me, but I'm not a doctor. Maybe check out google images and compare to see it matches up to you.

  • latoya57161
    latoya57161 Guest

    Posted

    its is 100% molluscum .please keep your hands off they are highly contagious. have NO sex . and they can possibly spread any where on your body if you touch. use a different wash cloth for any area with the molluscum. based on location you contracted it sexually. do research and takr proper care . dont pop them ,dont freeze or get them cut off horrible scarring will happen. i have the theres no cure . try dr wheatgress spray see if it helps

    • Guest
      Guest latoya57161

      Posted

      i have had sex and touched the area for about 5 months now and havent had it spread or anything... is it still molluscm?

    • latoya57161
      latoya57161 Guest

      Posted

      youre contagious. you hsve to wait until the bumps are all gon. it could take up until a year. do some research . buy one of the treatments and see if you immune system will kill the virus. its hard to get rid of you wont be having sex for a while

  • latoya57161
    latoya57161 Guest

    Posted

    also if you get waxes it could come from unclean wax . lastly do not shave looks like you already have thats why there are so many

  • Pscilya
    Pscilya Guest

    Posted

    hey, did you get a diagnosis from a medical professional yet?

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