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Does Bump On The Anus Indicate STD Infection?

hi have a question about a medium sized bump not in my vagina but right outside of it closer to my anus. Last week i used a semi old razor to shave quickly. I would like to add however that in july i performed oral to someone but have not performed oral since then... could this be an std or an ingrown hair
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thank you for query.it is not clear about age, exact morphology,symptoms of lesion.It may be due to bacterial infection/ingrown hair.Clean the area with warm water twice daily. You can apply topical antibiotics like Fucidin or T-bact, and take analgesic like brufen.You wear loose cotton clothes.do not sit for long time.see that there is no friction or irritation. Do not cut the hairs too short.if it does not subside consult dermatologist else you can send the photo directly to me with the details i will be able to help you.DR Bharatesh D Basti Dermatologist.
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Does Bump On The Anus Indicate STD Infection?

thank you for query.it is not clear about age, exact morphology,symptoms of lesion.It may be due to bacterial infection/ingrown hair.Clean the area with warm water twice daily. You can apply topical antibiotics like Fucidin or T-bact, and take analgesic like brufen.You wear loose cotton clothes.do not sit for long time.see that there is no friction or irritation. Do not cut the hairs too short.if it does not subside consult dermatologist else you can send the photo directly to me with the details i will be able to help you.DR Bharatesh D Basti Dermatologist.