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Itchy Red Bumps On Mons Pubis, Dry Skin, Oozing Blood When Squeezed. No Pain, Occasional Hair Growth On Bumps. Any Ideas?

Hi. I have 2 or 3 red bumps on my mons pubis. Sometimes they itch, but not often, they don't hurt at all, and my skin is dry. I used to shave that area, and ever since then (3 years ago) these bumps haven't left. If I squeeze them they turn bright red, plus and blood comes out. I've noticed I had one of them once, and it had a hair growing out of it. What could this be?
Tue, 13 Aug 2013
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Hi and thank you so much for this query.

Itchy bumps always raise the suspicion of a fungal infection. However, the long standing nature of this problem warrants that you consult a physician, preferably and OBGYN. GEt examined and probably do a few tests if judged necessary to get a definitive answer and treatment plan. It is best to get it all sorted out earlier than later.

I hope you find this information helpful and provides guidance on how to proceed. I wish you the best of health.
Dr. Ditah, MD
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Itchy Red Bumps On Mons Pubis, Dry Skin, Oozing Blood When Squeezed. No Pain, Occasional Hair Growth On Bumps. Any Ideas?

Hi and thank you so much for this query. Itchy bumps always raise the suspicion of a fungal infection. However, the long standing nature of this problem warrants that you consult a physician, preferably and OBGYN. GEt examined and probably do a few tests if judged necessary to get a definitive answer and treatment plan. It is best to get it all sorted out earlier than later. I hope you find this information helpful and provides guidance on how to proceed. I wish you the best of health. Dr. Ditah, MD