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The last time I had sex was 4 years ago but I am always masturbating all by myself then I noticed tiny little bumps on my inner labia. I'm only 20 and I don't know how to deal with it. I'm afraid that it might be a genital wart, but I do hope it's not.
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kayden1983 krizzia30376
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looks like a wart to me
krizzia30376 kayden1983
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But I haven't had sex with anyone for four years how is that possible? and I don't use sex toys either
Guest krizzia30376
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It's vp hun. they are linear on both sides.
kau12370 krizzia30376
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look like vp
Guest krizzia30376
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Hi krizzia,
I agree with both cat and kau. These are just vestibular papillomas- nothing serious and no treatment required.
See the annotated image below
Adhari
krizzia30376 Guest
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Thank you
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Hello! am I correct to assume you are a medical worker? if so, I have an over half a year issue that a gynocologist stated was probably nothing serious and only sent me home with antihistamines. they did nothing. I have cut out gluten as advised and so far im still dealing with this localized redness that stings/burns only upon touch.
some days its more red then others. I am a 23 year old virgin, and have switched to all natural ingredient for everything, including menstrual pads. Due to this pandemic i still didn't get to set a nee appointment and i'm just left wondering what this could be. vulvodynia? No ides whatelse to do...
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Hi cat07812,
It's possible you could have vulvodynia or vestibulodynia. It's a diagnosis that is made only after excluding other conditions, such as infections, etc. Good source of information and advice on self-management available from British Association of Dermatology and DermnetNZ, search for vestibulodynia, vulvodynia or vulvar-vestibulitis.
At some point you'll need to consult a gynaecologist or dermatologist with an interest in the condition. If you live in the UK, go to a sexual health clinic (NHS) for advice and referral once lockdown restrictions ease.
Rgds,
Adhari