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Q: Bumps On Vaginal Area

asked by: Alene91 on June 30th, 2006

New User

I have been having bumps come and go on my vaginal area (where the hair is). I have two now, and I took a shower last night and since then I have had one open one. Its been wiping off a little bit of blood all day today today. The bumps I get are hard and they hurt. My mom got herpes when she was a teenager, but shes never had any outbreaks and I was born sea section, and im a virgin. Do I have herpes or is this normal?

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cherry88

replied on July 23rd, 2006

Active User, very eHealthy

Hun, its probibly ingrown hairs from shaving, and yes they can be big,red angry looking mothers that you cannot pop. Just give them time and they will go. If you are shaving your pubic area, remember to use a new razor everytime as it is a sensitive area. As you are a virgin you wont have herpies cause its an s.T.I.

Hope this helps.

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