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TMI this fell from my vagina is it a wart?

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camilla26607
camilla26607

imageI HAD FELT SOME SMALL PAINLESS BUMPS IN MY LABIA MINORA A WEEK AGO, they mostly went away but two of these have fallen out could it be warts?imageimage

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  • camilla26607
    camilla26607

    Posted

    THEY ARE warts it fell after I put ACV as a home test. I finally went to the doctor and I have HPV 52 and 43 which caused condyloma (genital warts). EVEN BETTER STILL I tested POSITIVE FOR

    Ureaplasma parvum, Gardnerella vaginalis positive. The doctor told me those would go away on their own. but I'll be seeing the gynae about treating my warts.

    I'm not okay, but maybe I'll be okay soon.

    just for future reference for anyone else. I HAVE NEVER HAD UNPROTECTED SEX AND i'm hardly sexually active. THAT MEANS NOTHING. GO GET CHECKED xx.

    • bonniee
      bonniee camilla26607

      Posted

      Those appeared to me a few days ago, and they fell too. I'm sure that I have got HPV. For how long did the warts last to you? I hope that they go away soon 😦 (I also took the STD test and I'm waiting for the result)

    • camilla26607
      camilla26607 bonniee

      Posted

      was never a wart just normal part of vagina a forcible yanked out. sorry for alarming you

    • bonniee
      bonniee camilla26607

      Posted

      and why did they appear to you? mine appeared after having sex, and I didn't use lubricant when I needed it

    • camilla26607
      camilla26607 bonniee

      Posted

      my gynaecologist said the vagina changes, naturally especially when you having sex. they aren't even visible now.

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