Bumps around pubic area and happy trail

I first noticed the growth of a big red bump on my happy trail (hair from belly button leading downwards) and I tired to pop it but it just got redder so I plucked it and I bled. It healed a few days later. I was a bit nervous because I never shave my happy trail so what could this have been? A week later a day after having sex with my girlfriend I noticed similar bump with red in the middle right between my happy trail (pubic region?) and shaft where I do shave and I left it alone, the next day after a warm shower it got small. I started paying attention to area around it hoping nothing else would be there but I did find some random red spots around my pubic hair region, not penis. I normally shave with the same razor (read that it wasn't good so I stopped) and apply shaving cream. I have also had a few partners but used protection except when I receive oral, but I'm now with one girl and we've kept steady so we don't use condoms. I've been the only guy shes been with. Lately i've been sneezing and had a mild fever too, I went to an STD clinic and showed it to them but they didn't think it was anything but I feel convinced that it is. I got tested for syphilis and I await a response I'm also HIV negative. Can you please review the photos and help me figure out what this could be? I have common warts idk if that could be it..

I took these photos after taking a shower and shaving with a new blade so you could see better details they're just details of the bumps, I would appreciate it if you reviewed them.
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[Alan Rockoff, MD]

Nice pictures.  You appear to have miolluscum contagiosum.  These are viral warts, but not HPV.  Thy can be sexually transmitted but often aren't--they just show up.  If your girlfriend doesn't have any visible ones, then you didn't get them sexually.  See a skin doctor to have them treated, which is often done by having them frozen.

Take care.

Dr. Rockoff