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Vestibular papillomatosis?

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karrigan95623
karrigan95623

Have had these bumps for 3 weeks and they haven't moved or changed except they're getting smaller slowly. They are in linear lines around the opening and only on my labia minora. Never had any symptoms at all, no pain, no itching etc. Noticed these after I used soap down there (Which I never do) Am I correct that this is vp?image

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  • youlanda05207
    youlanda05207 karrigan95623

    Posted

    i have the same and i need help the doctors said it's VP or HPV, I'm suffering since 2015image

    • l66704
      l66704 youlanda05207

      Posted

      if its hpv then why disnt the doctor test it and have them burned off?

    • youlanda05207
      youlanda05207 l66704

      Posted

      i don't know, is it hpv?

      i'm a virgin and i don't have sex with anyone before

    • karrigan95623
      karrigan95623 youlanda05207

      Posted

      This is vp m pretty sure. It would be best to get tested but if they've stayed there for so long its prob vp. How come the doctors haven't said which one?? You need to make them figure out but Im pretty sure you're fine!

    • karrigan95623
      karrigan95623 youlanda05207

      Posted

      Also yours look worse than mine but they're still in a linear line which hpv warts usually don't do.

    • l66704
      l66704 youlanda05207

      Posted

      no no im going off of ur statement you said the doctor said it is vp or hvp... i think it looks like vp not hpv which causes warts.

      vp is totally normal for the female anatomy . if ur a virgin then u shouldnt even worry about anything weird popping up:)

  • katrina61042
    katrina61042 karrigan95623

    Posted

    Hii! i had this exact thing and was worrying about it for weeks but i had my doctors appointment today and was told its completely normal just part of your anatomy its vestibular pillae xx

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