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Does this look like Genital Warts or Vestibular Papillomatosis? ***GRAPHIC PHOTOS***

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TonyaR
TonyaR

My bf cheated on me with a woman in Feb who he says is getting tested for HPV. I noticed these finger like tube things on my vulva or inner labia last week. I checked everyday and they weren't there until Wed. or Thurs. of last week. I'm currently awaiting my results from my full panel STD test I took two Saturday's ago. I'm worried they're warts but from what I've seen they don't look like warts. What could they be? They started in a like a circle but now go down in like a line. I have another app. with my doctor tomorrow to take a look at the lesions. I got my period so please be warned, the photos attached are extremely graphic!

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  • meg48266
    meg48266 TonyaR

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    imageimagehelp. i am afraid it might be a warts or herpes. i had my medical examination and some test like syphilis and hiv test were included and also had my pap smear 2wks ago and results are all normal. but last night I noticed a small bump while washing my private part. so I took a video of it and screenshot.image

    • Worriewart247
      Worriewart247 meg48266

      Posted

      this looks like genital warts to me. were these bumps there at your pap smear? the pap smear tests for certain strains of HPV.

    • meg48266
      meg48266 Worriewart247

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      no there were no bumps before when i had my pap smear. i'd like to visit my doctor again.

    • Worriewart247
      Worriewart247 meg48266

      Posted

      the second photo it looks more like normal VP. i would forsure have a second opinion just to be safe. an at home test you can do is to use apple cider vinegar and dab it on the bump. sometimes if it turns white that can indicate that it is a wart.

  • artemis1264
    artemis1264 TonyaR

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    Hi girls , I'm in my early twentieths & a virgin. This is my first time ever sharing mine to someone and online. In, fact I'm terrified and scared on what google has shown me around. I know that until I get checked up I'll be at ease, but due to the covid I'm here waiting to see how to make an asap appointment with my doctor to do me my first pap smear and check this thing . Has anyone have had something just like these in the image and could it be possible you guys give me options and any thoughts? Another thing is if this was Vp what kind of test must I do to get the results? I will appreciate all your help, Thank you and be safe.imageimageimageimageimageimage

  • Ash2016
    Ash2016 TonyaR

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    im dealing with the same thing and im freaking out! i had a baby 10month ago to so ive had full std checks and nothing ever came up. i did the apple coder vinager and some parts are white bit not others. what does this look like?

  • daisy02556
    daisy02556 TonyaR

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    i have similar bumps, was wondering what your results were? i cant get an appointment til the 18th and im loosing it !

  • bi80630
    bi80630 TonyaR

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    please guys can you help me i'm panicked is this normal?imageimage

  • lolamanae
    lolamanae TonyaR

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    . when i read information about it online, they said that it was wasn't something you could get rid of but i just had to try. i tried putting apple cider vinegar on my labia, it didn't really do anything. what actually did work for me to minimize it was using coconut oil on my labia every day!! the bumps and growths have been getting flatter and much smaller and i feel like if i continue using the oil, it could all go away in a few weeks. give coconut oil a try!!!

    • kylah94305
      kylah94305 lolamanae

      Posted

      hello i know its been a year and this discussion has dialed down a little, but i wanted to know an update on how the coconut oil worked on your bumps? i really need your help

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