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im young and im scared as to what this is. im going to go to the dr soon but it hard with everything going on rn. i think that it might be VP but idk. and i do have the HPV vaccine
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d11241
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also, sorry the picture is blurry. if needed i can try to take a better pic.
elise80816 d11241
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its blurry but i kind of have a similar thing haopening so im watching this
d11241
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john88875 d11241
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Both photos are blurry and out of focus, but it's probably VP, nothing to be worried about.
d11241 john88875
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thats my hope. sorry the pictures are blurry. i can try to take better ones later my phone camera just doesnt like me. im teying to convince my mom to take me to the dr but she wants to try treatung me fir a yeast infection first
Guest d11241
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Dear d,
I agree- vestibular papillomas. Check the other side and you should see something similar.
And if you've already been HPV-vaccinated with Gardasil, there's very little chance they could be genital warts.
Rgds,
Adhari
d11241 Guest
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thank you adhari,
i have what looks like smaller ones on the other side? i may be going to the dr soon but this defentily helps give me peace of mind. somewhat. lol (sorry for spelling errors). thank you for the feedback
d11241 Guest
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one more question that idk if anyone here will know: does something trigger vp because i dont remember always having it.
Guest d11241
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Dear d,
You asked why it's developed now? The answer is it's always been there; you just weren't aware of it until now. I'm guessing you're a teenager (you mentioned about your mum taking you to see a doctor)?
VP becomes more prominent during adolescence and is a secondary sexual characteristic like breast enlargement, pubic hair growth, periods, etc. It's quite normal to regard them as a sign of sexual maturity.
Adhari
d11241 Guest
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yeah, im 16. and i thinknive had little bumps there but i dont remember them looking like that before. its possible i have just over looked them
d11241
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i also have these which i know ive had for longer. im thinking they are more of the same (along with fordyce spots) or if i should be more worried again, ive had my hpv vaccine and i know ive had these for atleast a few months.