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Continuous Pimple Like Formations On Inner Side Of Labia Minora, Blood On Popping, Not Sexually Active In Recent Past. Cause?

Please, help me. This is the second month in a row that I get these pimple-like formations in the inner side of my labia minora . Here, I took a picture, sorry if it looks dreadful.... It s very itchy and the last one (you can see a tiny dot above this new red one) grew and grew until one day it popped and blood came out. I thought that was it...but a few days ago this new one surprised me. What could it be? It doesn t look like a herpes to me... I haven t been sex.active in 3 months, and when I am, I m careful with my boyfriend.... WWW.WWWW.WW
Fri, 12 Oct 2012
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The pimple like formation on the labia minora can be the infection of the either sebaceous gland, hair follicle or the bartholin gland. visit to gynacologist is suggested as you may require antibiotic treatment.

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Continuous Pimple Like Formations On Inner Side Of Labia Minora, Blood On Popping, Not Sexually Active In Recent Past. Cause?

hi The pimple like formation on the labia minora can be the infection of the either sebaceous gland, hair follicle or the bartholin gland. visit to gynacologist is suggested as you may require antibiotic treatment. Thanks