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white bumps, please answer

i am 17 weeks pregnant and have been tested hpv neg. a few days ago i noticed small flat white bumps on the opening of my vagina and just inside. they are kind of rough. i have absolutely no idea what this could be. they dont itch or anything like that. but if im hpv neg so they arent warts. i really dont know what to think. i have been with the same guy for almost a year and a half and neither of us have ever had herpes and they dont look or feel like a herpe. has anyone ever had anything like this or have any idea what it could be? any input would be really helpful. im stressin big time
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363694 tn?1239679098
i would say there just little pollyps (sp?). which i believe happen when you get older but a few months ago my little sister had the same problem and came to me all worried that she had an std. turned out to be nothing more than a yeast infection and the dr. said it was just pollyps. basically from being irritated by the extra wetness.
they are harmless and should go away on their own.
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372206 tn?1235168293
Ive had this before - (pre-pregnancy)  once or twice - they went away no prob after a couple of weeks.

Ive only ever had one sexual partner and due to gynae problems have been tested for STDs a few times.

Ive never had an infection so guessing its just the hormones.
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448723 tn?1301454958
Just oils/glands/hormones I think honey. Show your doctor at your next check up.
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