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Wort or Scar tissue?
I have already had a pap test so Im waiting on the results, but im getting anxious as hell.
I am very prone to infections, I had chlamydia when I was younger and it turned into pelvic inflammatory and I have had bacterial vaganosis a few times. every time I got a bad infection and really itchy and I scratched causing me to get what looked like the skin had split in two lines near my hood. Since its healed, I have learned to catch infections before the get icky so im always at the doctor; It hasnt gotten to the stage of pain and bleeding (pain from scratching so much) and the cuts have healed, but now where they once were it looks like bumpy and white....im freaking out. Any ideas on what it may be?
I am very prone to infections, I had chlamydia when I was younger and it turned into pelvic inflammatory and I have had bacterial vaganosis a few times. every time I got a bad infection and really itchy and I scratched causing me to get what looked like the skin had split in two lines near my hood. Since its healed, I have learned to catch infections before the get icky so im always at the doctor; It hasnt gotten to the stage of pain and bleeding (pain from scratching so much) and the cuts have healed, but now where they once were it looks like bumpy and white....im freaking out. Any ideas on what it may be?
Or post them now before-hand so you have a better understanding if that's what it turns out to be...
Rainn
Rainn
No one has responded because what you are saying is too vague... Sure, bumpy and white, does sounds like it could be hpv, or perhaps it can be something else. You should sit tight until your tests results come in, and you will have a better understanding of what it is. If it turns out to be hpv, then please post questions and comments all you'd like, we are here to help you.
My Best,
Rainn
My Best,
Rainn
anyone? anyone at all? no?
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