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help!!!??? what do i have???

every once in a while i will get a bump on my vagina where the hair is. i thought it was a pimple so i popped it. i would get another one of these bumps in another place. when i pop these bumps white puss will come out and then i will start bleeding. 1 day after it will heal up and turn my skin color a little dark (( like a regular sore that u pick))). these bumps dont hurt, they are painless, i sometimes get itchy down there but every blue moon this happens. these bumps first started appering in january but i was a virgin at that time. i tried havin sex but he had on a condom on. could this be a allergic reaction.????  these bumps would appear every now and then but there was no reaction they would go away . i just now had sex yesterday without condom and i need to know what i have and wat is wrong with me and my body!!!???!!!!
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I have a very similar problem and have had it for awhile. I started tracking it and noticed the bump tends to appear a week or two before my period starts and does not go away until after my period. If I pop it, it leaves a black mark and like it said it does not hurt it just itches. Im coming to the conclusion that its possibly a hormonal thing. Some people have acne breakouts, some get fever blisters, we get a vagina bump. Thats my option but If it ever got worse, I would advise you to see the doctor.
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well since you have had sex without a condom, it could be an std, it could be just an allergic reaction, it could be a pimple, or it could be an ingrown hair.


if your old enough to have sex.....your old enough to take care of you body and go to the gyn and get an exam as well as tested
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