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hi, I'm 13 years old and I was just about to go to sleep when I noticed a pimple in the pelvic area that i shave. I examined it more closely and found a few smaller ones like it in that area and even in the areas i dont shave.I'm a virgin and wondering if it's an STD or just genital warts, but I'm still really worried about it. It would be great to get some help with this, it could help me go to sleep.
You probably just have several ingrown hairs. You cannot get an STD or genital warts with out having unprotected sex or skin on skin contact (rubbing) in that area.
Honey you can not get a std from being a virgin...unless your having oral sex performed on you, I know sometimes teens do not consider oral sex, well to be sex. It is.
Try a very mild soap with no perfumes, no bubble baths or lotions. Shave with the hair growth not against it...stop shaving for a while see what happens...it could be a ingrown hair or a pimple.
Try a very mild soap with no perfumes, no bubble baths or lotions. Shave with the hair growth not against it...stop shaving for a while see what happens...it could be a ingrown hair or a pimple.
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