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Please help, I am so confused

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this is from a few weeks ago, does this look like hsv 1? when I was a little girl I got it from my granny, but I got meds for it when I was 8 and it went away, I tested neg for it in sept, but I saw this last month and I'm scared, I had not had anything on my lip area since childhood and I'm worried cause I received oral in may. and I'm terrified if I do have it, where would I truly have it cause I also have a red mark down there, not a bump or sore but a mark and it doesn't bother me, I only knew it was there cause I lookedimageimageimage

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  • Jnf123
    Jnf123 Guest

    Posted

    Pics need to be a bit clearer. 2nd one is blurry and 3rd isn't close enough to really see

    • Jnf123
      Jnf123 Guest

      Posted

      so the red mark isn't close enough to really make out. skin irritations are common. And im not sure what in the first picture you're referring to. i cant make out anything out of normal. again the picture is blurry

    • Guest
      Guest Jnf123

      Posted

      image first pic is some bumps on the lip, and the red mark in the last is super little

    • Jnf123
      Jnf123 Guest

      Posted

      Fordyce spots are whitish-yellow bumps that can occur on the edge of your lips or inside your cheeks. Less often, they can appear on your penis or scrotum if you're male or your labia if you're female. The spots, also called Fordyce granules or Fordyce glands, are enlarged oil glands , which are common

  • kim12266
    kim12266 Guest

    Posted

    u dont have herpes just pimples and spots

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