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Q: Black Dot

asked by: hey1212_us on April 1st, 2006

New User

Hello!
Anyone knows if when one has an urinary infection can get like a black dot on the labia minora? I have a urinary track infection that im currently treating, but lately I found that I have like a black dot on one of my labia minora. I can;t really see what it is. It looks like a dot to me.
Anyone has ever experience somethin similar?
Thnx!

Replies(3)

Jennifer23

replied on April 1st, 2006

Experienced User

Haven't experienced anything like that and i've had my fair share of uti's!! Maybe it's just a freckle that you hadn't noticed until now? Wouldn't hurt to get it checked out if you're worried. Good luck! :-)

Morning_Glory

replied on April 1st, 2006

Experienced User

I agree a possible freckle or even an ingrown hair (esp if you shave) or even a speck of dried blood from your last cycle that is just being stubborn but will come off when you bathe next.

aphicutie

replied on April 2nd, 2006

New User

Yeah, i've never heard of that either. It can't hurt to have it checked out but it's probably nothing.

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