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Painful Pimples Around The Anus

By looouise August 06, 2020 14 answers Last updated August 06, 2020

Hello! In general, I rarely resort to writing about my problems on various sites, but at the moment I do not have the opportunity to go to the doctor. I will be very grateful for your advice. So far I haven't had pimples down, I don't know what caused them, but they hurt a lot and they became more. I also have a few pimples on my labia. They bother me a lot. I smear them with a flint called tea tree, but it doesn't seem to help much. It eases the situation a little, but they are obviously quite stubborn. I don't see them having white tips. They appeared the day before the cycle. Could it be from this? Has anything like this happened to anyone?

Answers 14

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foxymoon51 answered · August 06, 2020

   They are most likely from bandages, but they may also be from hair removal. You do not write how old you are, but for any health concerns it is best to see a doctor.

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jasmin_hotgirl answered · August 06, 2020

   From the author: I am 20 years old. I have been using the same bandages for a long time and I have not had a problem. Otherwise, I thought it might be hair loss. My hair had grown when my pimples appeared. I dare not shave so as not to hurt them. It hurts a lot, I can barely move sometimes. Otherwise they are almost invisible. I will be patient for now, I hope they pass me by.

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teanya answered · August 06, 2020

   Hairs may be inverted. They can be caused by any way of hair removal, and even if you do not get hair removal (fact). Go to the doctor for a safer diagnosis and success :)

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kim_akira answered · August 06, 2020

   I agree with №1 the other comments have not been published yet and I cannot read them. The idea of ​​genital herpes also goes through my mind, but it's stupid to scare you with things like that. Just go to your gynecologist and get examined.

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fetishex answered · August 06, 2020

   They are generally obtained during hair removal. But some underwear fabrics can also irritate you. Apply zinc paste or baby anti-itch cream. I think it will help you.

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rusianbeauty answered · August 06, 2020

   There is no such thing as not being able to go to the doctor. And imagine if you have herpes? Do you know how much it can get worse? Go to your GP and seek a referral to a gynecologist. - Victoria, 15

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thebigdickkker answered · August 07, 2020

   Like you, I didn't have time to go to the doctor and I'm very smart and I was diagnosed with genital herpes, and I was pregnant. My doctor was on leave and came back in 2 weeks and had nothing to do with my diagnosis. Genital herpes is a group of small pimples or a spot with a white tip, it is sexually transmitted, if you have a boyfriend and have any complaints then that's it. If you have recently been ill and had a low immune system, you may also get herpes. For me, it turned out to be hair loss and additional irritation from the underwear.

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essienos answered · August 07, 2020

   It all came together for me. I'm sick, I'm in a cycle and I have these pimples that look a bit like bubbles, but I can't see well. I read a lot of material about both genital herpes and itching. I looked at a lot of pictures of both and it doesn't look like herpes to me. Today I bought some anti-chopping cream Sudocrem. I hope it will help me, but I still decided to go to the doctor. Regarding herpes, in addition to pimples (blisters), there is also general malaise, fever, muscle and joint pain, enlarged regional lymph nodes. I have no such symptoms, thank God. :) Thanks to everyone for the tips, they were helpful to me! :)

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thewillpower4545 answered · August 07, 2020

   Not herpes, do not scare the girl herpes does not look like a pimple, but like a blister from a burn, in women it usually cracks from rubbing in underwear and money when moistened with urine just like a burn. In women, cold sores are more likely to appear on the labia.

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fabdu090 answered · August 08, 2020

   And I have pimples that hurt a lot and I can barely move, on top of everything I'm late. I do not know what to think... :(

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booshbot answered · August 08, 2020

   Number 8 yours is hemorrhoids and women have them.

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your_nympho answered · August 08, 2020

   They may be fissures. Go to the doctor to examine you ...

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marks_saenz answered · August 09, 2020

   Number 9, About not having herpes. I have the same problem as described above, I get one or two sore pimples, sometimes around the anus, sometimes around the labia. The first time they went out I went to the doctor and he told me it was herpes, I couldn't believe it because I didn't see where I could have caught it, given that I hadn't had sex for more than a year. They also look just like pimples, but the fact is that they come out every two months when I'm on a cycle and I treat them with acyclovir.

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jake_nextdoor answered · August 09, 2020

   Wash yourself! Several times a day!