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Small Cluster Of White Bumps Near Clitoris, Reoccurring, Watery Liquid After Popping. Anything To Worry?
hi i have a small cluster of white bumps near my clitoris and ive had them before a few months ago but they have gone away by themselves and its only been one or so at a time but its a cluster of them now and i popped one and a watery liquid came out ive been checked for stds and i cleared it they are about the size of pin heads and i dont know if i should be worried or what?
Tue, 7 May 2013
Hello,
thanks for using health care magic.
It is likely that you have Herpes of the genital area which is a viral
infection. It is sexually transmitted but its not routinely ask in the
infectious work up.
Herpes present with pains or itch prior to appearance of vessicles.
The vessicles typically occur in clusters and are filled with clear color
fluid.
Testing of Herpes is done by testing for the presence of antibodies
against Herpes.
There is no cure for Herpes but there are antivirals to limit the
frequency and symptoms.
You should see your doctor to confirm or to better evaluate the
lesions.
Best regards
thanks for using health care magic.
It is likely that you have Herpes of the genital area which is a viral
infection. It is sexually transmitted but its not routinely ask in the
infectious work up.
Herpes present with pains or itch prior to appearance of vessicles.
The vessicles typically occur in clusters and are filled with clear color
fluid.
Testing of Herpes is done by testing for the presence of antibodies
against Herpes.
There is no cure for Herpes but there are antivirals to limit the
frequency and symptoms.
You should see your doctor to confirm or to better evaluate the
lesions.
Best regards
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