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Suggest Treatment For White Bumps On Genital Area
i thought i had genital warts because thats what they look like, i have not gone to a doctor yet but the things ive been reading dont sound like my symptoms but some do. i have a couple white bumps on my genital area that look like skin tags, they dont burn an they dont ich unless i start iching them. im not sick in anyway an they have spread i think, i have had them for a while now an once i got my first one its still there an not going away, one got ripped off if that makes since. they dont cause me discomfert what so ever but there very noticeable an me an my bf have been sexually active for 4 months an he doesnt have any or an std, he just got checked
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Fri, 4 Sep 2015
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Hi Dear,
Understanding your concern. As per your query white bumps on genital area seems to be due to fungal/yeast infection of skin. It could be genital warts. Need not to worry. I would suggest you to wear keep area clean and dry. Avoid itching and pricking them. Wear loose track pants or cotton shorts. You should apply topical antifungal ointment over the affected area for symptomatic relief. If symptoms keep on persisting visit dermatologist once and get it examined completely and start treatment after thorough examination. Go for PAP smear test once.
Hope your concern has been resolved.
Best Wishes,
Dr. Harry
Understanding your concern. As per your query white bumps on genital area seems to be due to fungal/yeast infection of skin. It could be genital warts. Need not to worry. I would suggest you to wear keep area clean and dry. Avoid itching and pricking them. Wear loose track pants or cotton shorts. You should apply topical antifungal ointment over the affected area for symptomatic relief. If symptoms keep on persisting visit dermatologist once and get it examined completely and start treatment after thorough examination. Go for PAP smear test once.
Hope your concern has been resolved.
Best Wishes,
Dr. Harry
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