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After sex little red raised bumps on pelvic area

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generaljag

July 8th, 2009

So I've been seeing this girl for about 6 months, but we never had sex. At last on fourth of July, we did... And then the next day she told me she had HPV. Now, we did use protection, but the condom did break. I just replaced. However I was looking at myself today and I noticed four little raised slightly hard by squishy little bumps near the top of my pelvic area. Should I be worried about something so soon? I plan on going to the doctor, but could this be from something else as well?

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Tyopicone

replied July 9th, 2009

They could be ingrown hairs. I have had a few red bumps around the same area. I haven't engaged in any sexual contact either. I've read about them and they could be ingrown hairs. Either way, you should get checked but as a possibility.

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