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Q: Is This Genital Warts? I Really Need Help On This One.

asked by: xxebolarama on March 28th, 2006

New User

A couple of months ago (mid-january), I noticed a small bump in my vaginal area, I thought maybe I had cut myself shaving, and didn't think too mnuch of it. More recently, i've noticed two more (smaller) bumps. They are skin colored, and not too close together. I've researched a little bit, and i've only read about warts on... Well... The pink part. My bumps are on the skin closer to the inside of my thighs. What could this be? And should I go to my doctor about this?
My partner just got his test results back a day or so ago, and he was clean. And we started having sex a couple weeks before I noticed the first bump. So I figured if I had something, he would have it, and the other way around. But I just need to make sure before I go spending money that I don't have.
Thanks.

Replies(5)

Morning_Glory

replied on March 28th, 2006

Experienced User

Did the bumps appear after shaving? If so it could just be razor burn or ingrown hairs.

It doesn't sound like vaginal warts to me.

xxebolarama

replied on March 28th, 2006

New User

I dont really feel them all that much when I dont shave for awhile. But they're defintely more defined when I do shave.

Melissa_20

replied on March 31st, 2006

Especially eHealthy

If you just started having sex a couple of weeks ago it would not show up on his test,i don't think anyway.It takes 3 months at the most for something to show up.He should take a test in a couple of weeks.Genital warts don't look how you described,they pile together like one on top of the other and of course they are a little scattered but you would know trust me,i saw a pic in the doctors office and it was gross!

*~Bree~*

replied on April 4th, 2006

Experienced User

Me and my boyfriend shave completly and i've gotten little bumps before from shaven to hard. But now he has little things that look like warts but are the same color as the rest of the skin and don't seem to be bigger but aren't going away either. I know we don't have anything cuz we've been checked. Im clueless to what it is too?

dannyboygirl

replied on April 5th, 2006

Experienced User

Re: Is This Genital Warts? I Really Need Help On This One.

xxebolarama wrote:

a couple of months ago (mid-january), I noticed a small bump in my vaginal area, I thought maybe I had cut myself shaving, and didn't think too mnuch of it. More recently, i've noticed two more (smaller) bumps. They are skin colored, and not too close together. I've researched a little bit, and i've only read about warts on... Well... The pink part. My bumps are on the skin closer to the inside of my thighs. What could this be? And should I go to my doctor about this?

My partner just got his test results back a day or so ago, and he was clean. And we started having sex a couple weeks before I noticed the first bump. So I figured if I had something, he would have it, and the other way around. But I just need to make sure before I go spending money that I don't have.

Thanks.

babydoll your probably fine I get checked every 6 months and im with the same partner and we get checked by the same doctor. Its from wearing tight panties or switching soaps. I had it before a couple times. Just get it checked to be safe though. Wish you well girl.. :d

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