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Please can anyone tell me why my vagina looks like this? Do I have herpes?
I have panic, can not eat or sleep. Will meet a doctor tomorrow.
Thank you for your fredback.
/H
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Zara2285 Guest
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hi i am exactly the same!!!
this is 3 weeks ago
just realised today it is still here
i think there is a chance it could also be a yeast infection!! pls let me know what your doctor says, goodluck
42171 Zara2285
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Girll I have the exact same thing it all started with a yeast infection, I woke up and had cracks in my labia minora with thick white discharge then it turned to this little bumps, they aren't herpes for sure, I have 10 days with mine and it seems like they are disappearing but I am scared it can be HPV. Please let me know what happened to you! I am scared.
jenifer13 Guest
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it doesn't look like herpes, but the bumps on your vagina can be HPV. One more thing is white vaginal discharge, it's a symptom of vaginal yeast infection. But HPV also has abnormal vaginal discharge. You should see your doctor soon, a Pap smear test and HPV tests are necessary
42171 Guest
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I have answers. I went to the Gynecologist and I told her I had white thick abnormal discharge and she rapidly told me it was a yeast infection. She inspected my labia minora (which is filled with this bumps) and she told me it was because of the fungus, there are others that have ulcers, skin burns, etc. If yours started with a Yeast inffection then those bumps will disappear, as mine are going away with the treatment. Just go to the Gyno and good luck.