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tiny bumps near vagina
its hard to explain so im gonna do my best. i have noticed just a few days ago two very small clusters of bumps. they are not red and very hard to see but easy to feel. they are located between my vagina and anus. they do not hurt during urination or anything. they feel rough and sandpapery i guess. but very hard to see. they are like two clusters but they really arent clusters cuz the "cluster" forms like a line. not one bump in front of the other but the group is forming a very skinny line. nothing looks swollen. it doesnt look like sores or something that should or could be popped and they are so small that i cant count them if i tried. please help cuz im very concern. im not sure if this helps but i have been checked for diseases before during a check up and came out negative for anything but i did have a fishy smell at times that turned out to be a bacterial infection like maybe a month ago. thanks so much for taking time out to help me. i hope i did a good job explaining.
no worries. i have them too. perfectly natuaral. they are skin deformations that come with birth but dont come out til later or not seen til later.
i also have lumps just inside the vagina, mine hurt while having sex but i have just been checked out and havent got warts or herpes. i was woundering if anyone else hurt whilst having sex and if they know what could be causing them. they sound the same as what has been described here not really visible but when touched you can feel them. my doctor said it was normal but still i am worried as it hurts when i have sex. i also have bv at the monemt which i am taking antibiotics for could this be the cause??? if anyone can give me an answer i would be grateful
this hard to describe im gonna do my best i have these bumps and they sometimes look like pimples on my vagina not in and labia what is it?
this hard to describe im gonna do my best i have these bumps and they sometimes look like pimples on my vagina not in and labia what is it?
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