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Outer Left Side Of Vagina Has Redness, Bumps, Hurts. Sexually Active. What Is It ?
Hi. I'v just gotten an new boyfriend and had quite a lot of sex in the last 2 weeks
Have just noticed on the outer left side of my vagina, some redness. There are little bumps under the surface of the skin and it hurts to put pressure on it ( like sitting or squatting and kneeling on my leg). It doesn't hurt to urinate, but the left side feels sore and a little itchy. A little concerned.
Have just noticed on the outer left side of my vagina, some redness. There are little bumps under the surface of the skin and it hurts to put pressure on it ( like sitting or squatting and kneeling on my leg). It doesn't hurt to urinate, but the left side feels sore and a little itchy. A little concerned.
Tue, 13 Aug 2013
hello,
you have noticed small, red bumps on your vagina, it is only natural to be concerned. Fortunately, red vaginal bumps are generally nothing serious, although they are quite uncomfortable and irritating. it may be due to using harsh detergents, overwashing the area, an unhealthy diet, stress, poor hygiene, hormonal changes, tight clothing, shaving of the area, being exposed to a humid climate and constant rubbing of the thighs, which causes red bumps on the things that spread to the vaginal area.
Hope it helps, Take care & plz do keep me posted on how you doing or if you have any additional doubts
Kind regards
you have noticed small, red bumps on your vagina, it is only natural to be concerned. Fortunately, red vaginal bumps are generally nothing serious, although they are quite uncomfortable and irritating. it may be due to using harsh detergents, overwashing the area, an unhealthy diet, stress, poor hygiene, hormonal changes, tight clothing, shaving of the area, being exposed to a humid climate and constant rubbing of the thighs, which causes red bumps on the things that spread to the vaginal area.
Hope it helps, Take care & plz do keep me posted on how you doing or if you have any additional doubts
Kind regards
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