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Pimple in pubic area
About 1 month ago I got a red bump in my pubic region. It felt tender and it had a white head on it much like a pimple. It also felt like there was a hard lump under the white head. I have sever acne on my face, chest and back with a lot of white heads so I thought maybe it was just a pimple. I popped it and yellow/whitish puss came out (much like the pimples I have) and it bled a bit. I cleaned it and it went away. A week later three of these pimple-like things showed up. They were exactly the same as the first one, big, red, and sore with white heads. They were there for a few days and they go to the point where they were really sore so I popped them to relieve the pressure. Again, whitish/yellow puss came out and they bled. They went away for about 1 month and now I have one again. It is very sore, I did pop it with the same results. I have not changed the type of soap i use, nor have I changed my laundry detergent for the washcloths I use. I do tend to sweat a bit, more so in the summer. Would this be a cause? Are they due to a STD or something like that? Or are they just pimples like I have in other areas of my body? Any information would be helpful.
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could be inflamed hair follicule, Sometimes when the hair tries to grow back they get stuck and cause pimple like bumps, many times this hapends to me, i shave and get these big boil type things on my body. This does not sound std related, i would go to the dermatologist and get them looked at.
I am sexually active but we use protection. I do get a lot of ingrown hairs in that area but these seem nothing like those. And there is no hair growing out of them. I figured out that the first one developed after I had a brazillian wax done when the hairs started to grow back in. I always go to the same place but the last time I went they used a different type of wax... could that be related somehow?
Could be inflamed hair follicles. This does not at all sound std related. Did you have a sexual exposure?
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