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Small white bumps on clit??

Hi, I'm an 18yo female. I've been sexually active for 5 months, and lost my virginity 2 months ago. Recently, I've noticed small white pimples on my clit. I've seen one or two before, they come and go. But this time there are 4 white ones, and 2 that look like they're gonna be white after a few days as well. I inspected my clit in white lighting and found small indents that look like pimple scars as well. I'm kinda scared as they're uncomfortable and itchy when I focus on them. My discharge has been normal, and they don't look like genital warts from the research I've done. I have no idea what this could be? I don't want to go to the gyno as they ask if you're sexually active and my mom doesn't know that I am and she'll be the one bringing me there so.. If any of you have had this problem before, please tell me how you solved it!
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Hi,
No one online can diagnose what the small, white bumps are; you would have to be examined by a doctor for an exact answer. Keep in mind, that clogged follicles, ingrown hairs, pimples, and so on, can often appear on and around the vulva ~ the tissue is never perfectly smooth. Sometimes the bumps will go away on their own, sometimes a doctor needs to remove or drain them depending on what it is. If the bumps continue to bother you, you should have them looked at soon by a medical professional.  Since you are 18 years old, you would be able to see a doctor without your parent being present, or involved. You might consider using a local health clinic in your area, for lower costs.
Good Luck
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