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wart or bump?

So I have these bumps or warts something that show up on my thigh & lower butt & on the side or top of my lady area (tmi sorry) and they will not go away. They just showed up recently & I can't figure out what they are. They itch sometimes and I removed 2 and it just was bleeding. Does anyone know or can help ?, I'm going to ask my doctor at my appointment when ever I go. 27 weeks will be 28 weeks Monday.
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12626042 tn?1426333418
That's true. The Dr can tell you for sure if it's something you should worry about or not
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It could also be warts you can carry the hpv virus in your system forever I was told if you have it sometimes you may never know but the warts will show up in pregnant women very often! Which can also be removed. Just talk to your doctor!
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That makes me feel a lot better now. Because I was like what the heck I haven't had sex ever since I found out I was pregnant or anything. But knowing that they will go away and can be removed makes me feel a lot better. Thank you
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12626042 tn?1426333418
I had something like that with my last pregnancy and I was ready to kill my husband thinking he had cheated and gave me warts. Turns out due to all the pressure down there it was a skin tag. The Dr said they were common and if it bothered me enough he would remove it but otherwise it would go away shortly after delivery, which it did. Hope that helps!
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