Herpes and Genital Warts Forum - recurring painless bump

i have had a painless bump that keeps showing up in my pubic area. there is no itching or irritation and its only one bumpt at a time.the bumps are nowhere near my vaginal opening but im still worried that this could possibly be genital herpes. every once in a while i have a day where its difficult to urinate and ill dribble frequently. whenever i get these bumps i never have headaches, fatigue, fever, muscle aches, or any swelling. There also is some discharge. Please let me know what this could be.

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MandMs

replied on March 4th, 2009

Extremely eHealthy

Painless flesh-colored or gray growths located at the outer genitals, that may itch, must be checked for genital warts.
Their presence is usually at the multiple places at the same time.
They can be located at the labia major, but, also inside vagina, on cervix, around anus, and, even at the urethral opening.
Genital warts are accompanied with discharge, and when located at the urethral opening lead to urinary obstruction.

serenity101

replied on May 5th, 2009

New User

a big painless bump

there is this big painless bump on the side of ,my penis, i did not even realize it was there. it does not hurt or itch and there is no discharge.

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