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Q: bumps around anal area

asked by: taygo on August 25th, 2008

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Ok. To make a long story short, I did stuff with a guy once. It was about last week. Last saturday. A few days later I found two bumps. Nothing really crazy. It could be that I shave....but TODAY when I was washing I felt a bump on my anal area. Thats what I am worried about. It didnt seem to be there yesterday or I didn't feel it.
I heard and looked up Piles but I am not if thats it. Can herps etc show up there? or around?
I didn't get any new bumps that I know of other than the one I explain. I am worried.
I try to think of it is because i used a towel that was damp and got weird bumps from it not drying well...but can anyone please help me? Embarassed

Replies(4)

dr not

replied on September 4th, 2008

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piles

piles are hemorrhoids, which is an inflammation of the blood vessels in the rectum. This could be your problem, because during sex the blood rushes in that direction. Only a dr can be certain.

I would think herpes infection would take a longer time to incubate, but I am not sure of that either.

Jaydensmommy

replied on September 8th, 2008

Advanced Support Team

Are they rough bumps? Could be hpv?

glamaddict

replied on September 9th, 2008

New User

Herpes infection takes an average of 2-11 days to show signs of infection, but 90% of people have no symptoms at all. I would see a Dr. to be sure.

hawkins381

replied on September 11th, 2008

New User

it could be hemmeroids..dont worry and if ur still worried go get tested..there are tons of health clinics where tons of ppl go to get tested and its cheaper than goin to ur regular doctor. www.think.mtv.com

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