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Bump between perineum and anus???
Ok this is totally embarassing, but you guys seem to good at giving answers, so here goes. About a month ago I started getting itch that one normally associates with a yeast infection, so I bought the otc remedy. It helped for a little while, but then started up again. When it came back, it came back with avenge and it seemed like it was further down, like between the perineum and anus. By this morning I was fed up and decided to look down there and see what was going on (I really never have before) and I see that there is a bump between the perineum and anus that is red, swollen, itchy and irritated. I just had my pap about three months ago and it was competely normal, so I'm freaking out and not sure what is going on. The more research I do, the more scared I am getting. One of my friends said it could be hemmerhoids, but I don't know.....any help would be greatly appreciated!
No answers here just wanted to know if you ever found out what it was. Every where I look it seems were experiencing these but no one can tell us what it is. By any chance have you got an diagnosis?
i had this when i was pregnant and i got told it was blood building up because of the preasure of the baby although it wasnt itchy it just felt really wierd! if i were u i'd see a doctor!
Everyone is posting this but no one comes back to wat the cause or answer what is this bump is...!
Definately not that, I've been with my hubby for 7 years and was only with one other guy once in my life about 8 years ago. I have changed both laundry detergents and bubbles baths recently, so I'm not sure if that could be causing it. I have scheduled an appt. with the dr. for monday morning, hopefully she can solve the mystery and ease my mind.
You could have gential worts. If you had unprotected sex with anyone who had it, it's possible you also could have it. Please go back to your OBGYN and ask them to look at it. Maybe it could be your laundry detergent givin you problems as well, you just never know but I would most defentily get it checked out before it really spreads.
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