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Question: HELLO...I KNOW THAT I DONT HAVE A STD....BUT I HAVE A FEW GROTHS COMING OUT OF MY VAGINA. THEY BLEED AND HURT. THEY ITCH TO. I TRIED YEAST INF MED. HOT PLAIN WATER BATH. I HAVE HAD THEM ABOUT 4 MONTHS NOW. THEY HURT VERY BAD AND GETTING WORSE.I AM A HOMEMAKER SO I AM TOO BUSY TO GO INTO THE DOCTOR. I HAVE A HUSBAND AND A LOT OF KIDS AND STEP KID.
Brief Answer:
Possibility of Genital warts has to be ruled out
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome to HCM.
Thanks for posting your query.
Is there any special reason for you to believe it could not be a STD. Have you any sex relationship outside marriage anytime in your life? Are you dame sure that your husband maintains a strict monogamous relationship with you since marriage?
Growth from vagina, bleed on hurt with some itching since 4 months: Possibilities are
1. Genital warts - STD
2. Vaginal polyp - non STD non malignant growth
3. Malignancy to be ruled out
A careful examination of the genitals along with investigations will lead to the diagnosis. You can send a picture of the same if it is seen outside, so that we can discuss more.
It is better to consult a Gynecologist or a Dermato-venereologist as early as possible. You can find time definitely.
Dr S.Murugan
Possibility of Genital warts has to be ruled out
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Welcome to HCM.
Thanks for posting your query.
Is there any special reason for you to believe it could not be a STD. Have you any sex relationship outside marriage anytime in your life? Are you dame sure that your husband maintains a strict monogamous relationship with you since marriage?
Growth from vagina, bleed on hurt with some itching since 4 months: Possibilities are
1. Genital warts - STD
2. Vaginal polyp - non STD non malignant growth
3. Malignancy to be ruled out
A careful examination of the genitals along with investigations will lead to the diagnosis. You can send a picture of the same if it is seen outside, so that we can discuss more.
It is better to consult a Gynecologist or a Dermato-venereologist as early as possible. You can find time definitely.
Dr S.Murugan
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