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Unknown Vaginal bumps?
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I'm 16 and for as long as I can remember, I've had odd bumps all around my vagina, (I don't know scientific terms, so I'll try the best I can to describe everything). I don't know how to exactly describe it, but they look almost like young-headless pimples, or like ingrown warts. I can squeeze them, but they hurt like h***. It feels like a small bead right under the top layer of the skin. Sometimes I can squeeze one and a string of white (I'm guessing dead skin?) comes out. But the bump doesn't go away. They don't irritate me, however, I think they look like an STD. While being a virgin, it seems highly unlikely. I'm too ashamed to go to the doctor for this (It took me a year to build up the nerve to post this embarrassing problem on the web).
Help?
I'm 16 and for as long as I can remember, I've had odd bumps all around my vagina, (I don't know scientific terms, so I'll try the best I can to describe everything). I don't know how to exactly describe it, but they look almost like young-headless pimples, or like ingrown warts. I can squeeze them, but they hurt like h***. It feels like a small bead right under the top layer of the skin. Sometimes I can squeeze one and a string of white (I'm guessing dead skin?) comes out. But the bump doesn't go away. They don't irritate me, however, I think they look like an STD. While being a virgin, it seems highly unlikely. I'm too ashamed to go to the doctor for this (It took me a year to build up the nerve to post this embarrassing problem on the web).
Help?
Doctors see this kind of things everyday..dont be ashame
you will be surprise how many other female has the same problem..
visit a doctor and they will help you...remember they are doctors
you will be surprise how many other female has the same problem..
visit a doctor and they will help you...remember they are doctors
I forgot to add that it's clustered on the inner, upper part of the vagina, and there are "stray" ones in the other areas.
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