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Need help!
A few days ago, I noticed a very small pimple in my inner labia near the vaginal opening. There was no pain, redness or inflammation and I popped it very easily (small amount of pus and blood came out). After this it seemed to be healing but then I noticed that there is still something under the skin. I picked and popped it again causing it to bleed. There is still a small bump there.
I have been exercising more than usual which is why I originally thought it was a pimple from sweat.
Does this sound like a herpes lesion or wart?
Please help!
I have been exercising more than usual which is why I originally thought it was a pimple from sweat.
Does this sound like a herpes lesion or wart?
Please help!
not herpes...and u need to stop picking and popping things.get to the doctor to be examined!
Hi there,
I have the exact same thing, and DID the exact same thing. I spoke to my gynecologist about it and she said it is a result of hormonal changes, and happens naturally- nothing to be worried about. She told me to spread some fucidine on it. Don't use this before going to your doctor! Apparently, they are also stress-related. So, just like we get zits everywhere in our body due to sebaceous glands and secretions, why should the labia be left out ?:P
hope it gets better!
ps: if it's anything watery-like (like measles) then ignore what I wrote and go to the doctor! :D actually, go both ways. Won't do no harm :)
I have the exact same thing, and DID the exact same thing. I spoke to my gynecologist about it and she said it is a result of hormonal changes, and happens naturally- nothing to be worried about. She told me to spread some fucidine on it. Don't use this before going to your doctor! Apparently, they are also stress-related. So, just like we get zits everywhere in our body due to sebaceous glands and secretions, why should the labia be left out ?:P
hope it gets better!
ps: if it's anything watery-like (like measles) then ignore what I wrote and go to the doctor! :D actually, go both ways. Won't do no harm :)
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Herpes spreads by oral, vaginal and anal sex.
Herpes sores blister, then burst, scab and heal.
STIs are the most common cause of genital sores.
Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
