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Pimple-like bumps near vagina?

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baseballbabe04
baseballbabe04

I'm not sure where to post this, but I have had reoccurring pimple-like bumps near my vagina for as long as I can remember. I do not have any STDs, I was just tested last month. These bumps are not herpes, I am 100% sure of that. Do you think I have these bumps because I am on my feet for 8 hours a day at work & the sweat causes them? I don't know what they could be. Thank you.

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  • baseballbabe04
    baseballbabe04

    Posted

    I have a picture I'm just not sure how to post it.
    • wil91090
      wil91090 baseballbabe04

      Posted

      I dont know how to do picture want to show somebody who had simlar complaint to me so if figure out let us know please hope youre okay try not to worry says me ha
  • craig84609
    craig84609 baseballbabe04

    Posted

    Have you had a doctor look at them? They could be warts or skin tags. You need to have a doctor look at it. If it is HPV then that can be harmful, as it can cause cervical cancer. It is also something that can be spread to others during sex. If they are skin tags, then they are not a big deal. You can have a skin doctor remove them. I hope this helpes.
  • wil91090
    wil91090 baseballbabe04

    Posted

    Am sure it could be sweating material of knickers against skin shaven? Defo i shaved my bits bobs last week i swear itch was gna kill me never has before so yeah could be as lo g as bumps arnt inside your lips or wall of vagina am sure it be fine but isnt worry orrible
    • craig84609
      craig84609 wil91090

      Posted

      Still you should see a doctor about it. Yea, it can be from shaving that area. Stop shaving it. Then it will get better.You should still get it checked out if it doesn't go away soon, OK.
  • johnC41
    johnC41 baseballbabe04

    Posted

    Most likely to be hair follicles. These sometimes become inflamed and painful. Make sure you wash the area with soap and water every day and avoid using 'feminine sprays etc. If this doesn't sort it then visit your Physician

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