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Red Bumps On The Vaginal Area With White Heads On Them
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Itching in the vaginal area, tiny red bumps that itch on my stomach.HI, I'm 17 years of age and have been experiencing some weird complications with my body. I'm so concerned because I'm still young and want to know what's going on with my body. Up under my arm pits I have broken out badly...
Response from Judith Feinberg, M.D.
University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine
This doesn't sound like HIV/AIDS to me. You may have a skin infection. See your doctor for a diagnosis and treatment. Good luck!...
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red bumps
Posted by Anonymous
the red bumps are connected to my hair, so i dunno and the white ones are on my biceps and i dunno what it is tho but i think ive had it for aslong time but i dunno and how is red bumps a symptom of HIV
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itchy vagina? vaginal candidiasis
Posted by wishingforacure, 3 Replies
I am HIV+ and recently my vagina has been itchy. Usually before I get my period. I don't have any STI's. The doctor said this may happen more often since I am HIV+. Is anyone experiencing this? Is there any way to get rid of it or make it better?...
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Red Bump on the penis
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
I have a little red bump or sore on my penis, is this normal amongst guys ?
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Concerned, red bump
Posted by Anonymous, 1 Reply
Just wondering, trying to get opinions, but it looks like there is a red bump, sort of like a pimple or a bug bite, right in the hairline above the shaft. I am sexualy active, and i do drink alohol. ive only been with one partner, and we both...
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