Skin colour bumps on my vulva

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I'm 23 years old & since last 1 & half months I've noticed this skin coloured itchy small soft bumps on my vulva mainly on my labia majora & few on sides.I'm not really sexually active but had oral sex with bf 1 month ago. No penetration has ever happened.

I do not shave

At first had noticed only 1 of these but now they are increasing in number & I now have 4 of these but their size has not changed since I've noticed them. Sometimes just itchy.

can't see a doc right now so please help me I'm kinda freaking out here.

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    It will be difficult to say what it is based on the description, it could be so many different things...

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      According to you... what can it be?? it has no other symptoms than itch

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    I went to the doctor just today for very similar issues. She examined it and explained to me that it is not herpes as I had thought. Mine are skin colored, small and round bumps. Because mine were 3-4 days old, she said that if it was in fact herpes, that they would already be oozing pus and be painful. I have pictures of mine if you would like to see??

    • Posted

      & what did the doctor diagnose you with?

    • Posted

      she said the bumps were nothing to worry about just irritated skin

    • Posted

      Did they resolve on their own or did the doctor prescribe you any medication?

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      they are still there!! she gave me Doxycycline because she said I might have a different type of infection. I’m taking that now twice a week for 7 days. Not sure when the bumps will go away though

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      i sent you a picture yesterday! check your messages 😃

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