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bumbs. what are they?
about 3 or so days ago I noticed some small bumps on my lower butt cheeks on both sides kinda close to my vagina. they dont hurt or itch or even have color. they're spread out and different in size. super small though. I was just wondering what they could possibly be because I've never had anything like that before. any thoughts?
Could be a fungal thing try Antifungal powder seems like it's near skin that creases together ! Elderly people get that on occasion , we give them Antifungal powder or nyastatin powder and it clears up within a couple days!
COMMUNITY LEADER
Do you know if any of your previous partners has herpes? Many people don't realize you can get this even if you use a condom. It can happen when they're having an out break.
Can you get in to see the Dr to find out what's going on?
I'm still thinking you had an allergic reaction to the new condom. It can take time to heal. It's really is best to get this checked out by a Dr Though.
Can you get in to see the Dr to find out what's going on?
I'm still thinking you had an allergic reaction to the new condom. It can take time to heal. It's really is best to get this checked out by a Dr Though.
these bumps have yet to go away. they arennt like worse or anything but they starting to be kinda pinkish/redish and one particular one is a tad but itchy. could they be some kind of outbreak?
COMMUNITY LEADER
Oh, yes, it should could be. I'm sorry, I should have asked you about that. You may have to see your Dr if you're having an allergic reaction. It rreally sounds like that's what's going on.
no not that I know of but I have start using a different condom with my bf. I've always had trouble with latex but not like this. could it be from that?
COMMUNITY LEADER
Yes, it might be from wearing tight jeans.Have you started using a different body or laundry soap in the last week or so? If so, you could be having an allergic reaction.
hmmmm neither of those, but I do wear tight jeans. could that be it? could it be anything serious?
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Millions of people are diagnosed with STDs in the U.S. each year.
STDs can't be transmitted by casual contact, like hugging or touching.
Syphilis is an STD that is transmitted by oral, genital and anal sex.
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STDs aren't transmitted through clothing. Fabric is a germ barrier.
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