Bumps on the genitals can be normal findings, a reaction to a chemical, or shaving bumps. They can also be caused by infections like herpes, warts, molluscum, or fungal infections.
Genital herpes causes painful genital bumps. Molluscum and genital warts are also STDs that cause bumps, but they are not typically painful.
No it will not.
Genital warts do not have pus in them. Pimples, herpes, and molluscum are genital bumps that can contain pus.
Genital ''Herpes''in other words Fail
genital herpes can have hair growing out of it but you probably have small bumps on your hair follicles but this is normal for lots of people
A primary herpes outbreak may involve dozens of bumps. Outbreaks in those with antibodies to herpes may have few or even no bumps, although the virus can be passed when the infection is active.
Genital warts can't be popped. Pimples, herpes, and molluscum all cause genital bumps that can be popped.
If it is a STD, it could be herpes or genital warts.
Yes. That is why it is also called "genital warts".
It could be a STD (Herpes or Genital Warts) or it may be something else. A trip to the doctor is necessary.
It depends if you are talking about genital herpes or oral herpes. Genital herpes is usually red open sores that hurt like crazy. May also have bumps and alot of irritation.
The only difference between genital and oral herpes is the location of the bumps. Both can be caused by either type 1 or type 2 herpes simplex virus.