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Q: Painful Pimple-like Bumps

asked by: angusbull on January 10th, 2005

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I have had a number of painful bumps that appear to be similar to pimples, except that they dont pop when you squeeze them. They almost look like blisters, and become red and swollen and then eventually go away on their own. They are found mostly around the top pubic area, and can get painful at times. Any ideas on what it could be? :shock:

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angusbull

replied on January 10th, 2005

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Woops, this meant to go in the men's health section. Sorry about that, but any feed back is still accepted.

Tazzy D

replied on January 11th, 2005

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Re: Painful Pimple-like Bumps

angusbull wrote:

i have had a number of painful bumps that appear to be similar to pimples, except that they dont pop when you squeeze them. They almost look like blisters, and become red and swollen and then eventually go away on their own. They are found mostly around the top pubic area, and can get painful at times. Any ideas on what it could be? :shock:

it could be warts or something else. I think you need to def. Go see a doctor

angusbull

replied on January 12th, 2005

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Yea I dont doubt that......I was just wondering if anyone had experienced similar symptoms and found out that it wasnt an std....

JE44Y

replied on March 21st, 2005

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Painfull Pimple Like Bumps

Don't pick at them, they are boils! The puss that is inside of them are contagious. Go to the doctor, or they will just keep coming back. Not an std, unless your partner had one that broke during sex. :?

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