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Q: bumps on clitoral hood

asked by: babydoll1230 on June 3rd, 2009

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Hey girls! Ok so I have been with my man for 2 1/2 years. Live with him and am with him 24/7 so I know he aint cheating. Well last week I noticed that above my clit i think its called the hood, was itching. When I inspected it i noticed really small white bumps, only a few. I tried applying cream thinking it was like dry skin, then i tried baby powder. Nothing is working. Its i the area of like you cant see it unless you spread my lips open right above the clit. Could it be a yeast infection? no other symptoms at all please help!!!!! xoxo

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jennifermsd

replied on June 3rd, 2009

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could be

Could be yeast (candidas)...could be an STD, too. I'd see a doctor.

angel7171

replied on June 8th, 2009

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yes, go to see a doctor asap! It could be the HPV virus, especially if it look cauliflower like.

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