Hello!
While at the gynocologist today, I asked
about some tiny bumps on my skin near my
vagina. I originally noticed the first
one some months ago and, at closer look
after shaving, there are several more in
the area. He said they're probably hair
folicles, but could be Mollusca, which
goes away on its own. Either way, he told
me it's nothing to worry about. What I am
wondering, though, is if I should be
concerned about spreading this to other
parts of my body or to my partner (his
hands/mouth/genitals during sexual
contact)? Can mollusca transmit to the
mouth area during oral sex? (What are the
possibilities of transmission) I don't
want it to go to areas that are visible in
public or cause a nussance for my
partner!!
I really like online forums because you
get an array of opinions and experience!
Thank you all for your help!!!
Thanks! Yeah, I did similar research (It
was a new term to me yesterday! I first
thought of animals that you find on the
seashore: mollusks. My doctor seemed to
regret even mentioning the possibilty
because I started asking questions about
it. -Eventhough he said it's nothing to
worry about, I still want to know what it
is, where it comes from, etc.- I wish
doctors weren't against patients being
informed. I sure like to be informed
about my body!). I guess I'm mainly
concerned about the possibility of giving
it to my boyfriend. But, with that,
wouldn't he have already gotten it? I think I worry
too much.
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Tylanas
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Posted: 08-02-07 16:48pm
I think your boyfriend could definitely
get it... It said it was spreadable
amongst children so I assume the same is
true for adults.