Painful bumps near vagina

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Asked for Female, 27 Years

I have had the flu this week. When my fever finally broke I began getting painful bumps on my vagina. I went to see a doctor who asked me to bend over so she could look and feel them and she told me on sight that they were not genital herpes, but a complication from shaving. I am getting more of these bumps closer to the opening of my vagina. They are painful but not itchy.

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Dr. Harshini.V Gynecologist 16 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Harshini.V

Gynecologist 16 yrs exp Bangalore

That's folliculitis..avoid shaving rather opt for trimming and use antibiotic cream like mupirocin for the lesions .

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