Womens Conditions Forum - Help Me Please

Hey,
this is embarassing but lately after I go to the bathroom ive been a bit itchy..
I got in the shower and was washing up and as soon as I touched my vaginal region with soap it began to burn, and even worse when I went to the bathroom.
Its not burning now but I decided to investigate anyway. The area was red, and theres a small gray spot on the outer part past the lips. I thought maybe its somewhat of a birthmark or something, but I wanted to make sure it wasn't serious.

Replies(3)

JennyS.

replied on October 11th, 2006

New User

I can't say anything about this spot you have developed but the other symptoms sound like yeast infection. The redness and burning are common yeast infection symptoms. However, the gray bump confuses me and it could even be mulluscum (if you had any skin to skin contact in that area). Mulluscum is a sexually transmitted disease, very easily spread by skin to skin contact.

I would suggest you saw a dermatologist to figure out the symptoms and signs.

BlinkyBill

replied on October 12th, 2006

Experienced User

You could have a uti or an std. Are you ually active? And if you are do you have unprotected ? Does your partner have any symptoms?

Have you suffered yeast infections like thrush before? The grey spot may be from where you have scratched.

I would see a doc as soon as you can, don't leave it!

menozac

replied on November 9th, 2006

New User

Mmm, I don't now what I can advice

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