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Bumps on labia
Okay, so i shave down there.. and i have been noticing these bumps.. not clustered.. usually just one or two and not very big.
They can sometimes be a little itchy.
When i notice them appear which usually is a few days after i shave i apply neosporin to them and they dissappear within a day or two.
Is this just an ingrown hair or what???
I never use to get them.. i just started getting them the last few months and its making me really paranoid so i am constantly checking down there for every little bump.
They can sometimes be a little itchy.
When i notice them appear which usually is a few days after i shave i apply neosporin to them and they dissappear within a day or two.
Is this just an ingrown hair or what???
I never use to get them.. i just started getting them the last few months and its making me really paranoid so i am constantly checking down there for every little bump.
Yeah. It is good to use a cream when you shave and a fresh blade too. See what happens after. It's not herpes if that is what you think. Herpes are painful, especially when they are in that area of a woman's body.
Well i never use to but i started using it after i noticed i was getting these bumps.. Its never more than one or two bumps and they arent ever clustered or by each other.. and they disappear after a few days when i use neosporin.
They sound like ingrown hairs to me. Do you use a shaving cream? You could be extra sensitive to what ever you are using when shaving.
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