Sexually Transmitted Diseases Forum - Help! Skin Color Bubbles On Outside of Anus

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Q: Help! Skin Color Bubbles On Outside of Anus

asked by: bebe1234 on September 2nd, 2005

New User

Ahh.
A couple of days ago in the shower I noticed 2 skin color bubbles on the outside of my anus.
It doesnt hurt to go to the bathroom tho

they dont feel hard, but soft sort of. Bubble like.

What are they??????
And what should I do about them??

And I have no idea where I got them from.

Help

Replies(6)

fatfamily02

replied on September 2nd, 2005

Extremely eHealthy

Howd you do dat??? See, your anus in the shower>???

x0x011

replied on September 5th, 2005

Experienced User

If you have had unprotected sex recently then it could be an std. It's more likely an anal fissure or tag. This can be caused by sudden or prolonged times of diarrhea or constipation, or alternating. This causes a tear in the anus, causing a tab of skin to form from the wound. You should see your doctor.

bebe1234

replied on September 11th, 2005

New User

Would it be an std if the only person ive slept with is my boyfriend. And he was a virgin too. We've been sexually active for about 11 months.
And I dont think he has done any major fooling around with anyone else but me.
And we started having unprotected sex about a month ago.

x0x011

replied on September 11th, 2005

Experienced User

Nope I doubt it, probably a tag.

Good Advise

replied on September 12th, 2005

Experienced User

Answer!

I agree! Plus your body is new to sex being only 11 months and is still going through changes. It's nothing to worry about! However, was your boyfriend a virgin too. If not, you need to be aware of certain risks.

bebe1234

replied on September 16th, 2005

New User

If it is a tag, are they dangerous. Meaning can they spread or multiply.
And also, do they go away by themselves? Or how do you remove them?

And yes my boyfriend was a virgin also

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