Pea Sized Bump Near the Top of Clitoris? Posted: 11-06-07 23:53pm
I have a tiny bump near the top of my
clitoris. It looks sort of like a pimple
but it's a bit painful and nothing came
out when I squeezed it. I had a problem
kind of like this awhile ago and by the
time I went to the doctor it had gone away
and everything was normal. I'm sort of
freaking out though. Just wanted to know
if someone has experienced something
similar. I plan to visit the doctor again
but being the hypochondriac that I am, I
thought I'd look into it before I went.
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Tylanas
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Posted: 11-07-07 09:46am
It doesn't sound like something to be
worrying about, especially if it has
happened before with no ill side effects.
I get random lumps in my earlobes. They
just go away on their own.
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nonoyampa06545
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Posted: 11-07-07 22:29pm
Well after awhile I noticed the bump
looked white so I squeezed it and it
popped like a pimple. There was no blood
and today the size of it went down. It's
still irritated but not as bad as
yesterday. Could it possibly be a pimple
or a clogged gland? Has anyone ever had
this problem before?
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Tylanas
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Posted: 11-07-07 23:30pm
YES, it could have been a pimple.
You have skin down there, and pimples can
happen any where there is skin and sweat
glands.
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Flurries in the air
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Posted: 11-07-07 23:43pm
You can get pimples down there. But it
could also be an STD, but it doesnt sound
like it. So it was probably a pimple
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sarah_bunny
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Posted: 11-08-07 10:13am
my guess was it was either a pimple or an
ingrown har that got infected.
i had one once and after talking with some
of my girl friends (all of them had gotten
at least one before) we came to the
conclusion that its kinda common. but
there are ways to prevent them:
1. after shaving or trimming your bikini
zone or pubic area, use a gentle toner or
astringent.
2. wash the area with a soap with no dyes,
or fragerances. stick to something
hypoallergenic