Can bumps on the genital are be something besides herpes?

Genital herpes start as little bumps and form into warts.

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 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.

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.

Genital ''Herpes'' in other words Fail

Genital warts can't be popped. Pimples, herpes, and molluscum all cause genital bumps that can be popped.

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.

Yes. That is why it is also called "genital warts".

If it is a STD, it could be herpes or genital warts.

Herpes, genital warts, and molluscum contagiosum are the STDs that can cause bumps on your genitals. Trichomoniasis can sometimes cause a rash in the genital area as well.

Genital warts do not contain pus. Bumps with pus on the genitals may be due to pimples, molluscum, or herpes.

Herpes, genital warts, mosquitos, other STIs

Genital warts do not have white pus. Pimples, herpes, and molluscum all look like bumps with white pus.

Burning sensation when you urinate, unusual bumps in the genital region (No, not those ingrown hairs) just to name a couple.

Nope, you got herpes.

Genital herpes sores start as small blisters, then may look like they have pus inside, then break and cause sores in the genitals. If you have genital bumps and sores, get them checked out as soon as possible. Delay may make diagnosis more difficult.

No, most bumps on the penis are not caused by herpes. Bumps on the penis could also be normal skin (e.g. Fordyce spots, pearly penile papules), genital warts, ingrown hairs, bumps from contact dermatitis, and a host of other causes. If you have a new bump on your penis, get it checked out.

Genital herpes, folliculitis, bartholinitis, and boils are just a few things that can cause tender bumps on the genitals. See your health care provider for a diagnosis.

HPV (genital warts) shouldn't cause a brown discharge. Granted, warts most often are painless and not itchy, but more often than not, they are very hard to see. Go see a doctor about the discharge & the bumps. You may find the bumps are something completely normal.

Bumps on the penis could be a normal variant (e.g. fordyce spots, pearly penile papules), a noninfectious dermatologic problem (e.g. folliculitis), a reaction to chemical or mechanical irritation (e.g. shaving bumps --a particular type of folliculitis, or irritant dermatitis), genital warts, molluscum, genital herpes.

Chlamydia doesn't cause bumps or a rash. Herpes, genital warts, folliculitis, and other causes of vulvitis can cause bumps. See your health care provider for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

it can either be HIV,AIDS, GENITAL HERPIES or something else if you have bumps on your penis get them checked out by a doctor.

By the sound of it, STD. Which one? Well it might be herpes or genital warts. There are other stds with similar symptoms though

Usually the herpes bumps are in clusters.

What you describe sounds more like herpes or genital warts; a viral infection.

It could possibly be herpes. Those usually itch, and if irritated, bleed. You should definitely have this checked by your doctor.

Any thing that causes bumps on the genitals could be mistaken for herpes by some people. For example if you tested positive for herpes then I'm sorry but there isn't any thing else it could be. Some times trick or warts can look like herpes, but genital herpes can have some distinct symptoms. An initial break out can be very pain full.

Yes, you can get shingles on your genitals. The symptoms are very similar to genital herpes. If you have bumps or sores on your genitals, it is important to see your health care provider for accurate diagnosis and treatment.

There are many things that cause bumps on the vulva. Pimples, molluscum, and herpes are just a few. See your health care provider for accurate diagnosis.

Genital warts are similar in appearance occasionally to several other things. Herpes can often be mistaken for warts in their initial stages. Also, many other STDs and rashes that can appear on the genitals, including ingrown hairs, can be mistaken for genital warts and other STDs. If you have bumps on your genitalia that resemble warts or any other type of STD, see your doctor. They can do a test and give you an exact…

Herpes typically presents as blisters or papercuts...not bumps. You should go to a doctor for a confirmation of diagnosis.

Warts are not a symptom of herpes. Herpes can cause bumps, but herpes and warts are caused by different viruses.

Many patients confuse shaving bumps for genital warts. Experienced clinicians find them easy to distinguish.

Answer The symptoms of genital herpes vary from person to person. Some people have severe symptoms, such as many painful sores, while others have mild symptoms. An initial outbreak of genital herpes usually brings about symptoms within two weeks of having sexual contact with an infected person and can last from two to three weeks. The early symptoms can include: An itching or burning feeling in the genital or anal area, flu-like symptoms, including fever…

IF THE BUMPS STILL EXIST YOU NEED TO GO RIGHT AWAY BECAUSE IT COULD BE A NUMBER OF THINGS LIKE;GENITAL WARTS, HERPES, SYPHILLIS ETC. THE DOCTOR CANNOT DETERMINE WHAT YOU HAVE UNLESS THE BUMPS ARE PRESENT BECAUSE THEY HAVE TO TAKE LIVE CULTURE (PUSS FROM INSIDE THE BUMP) AND EXAMINE IT TO MAKE A DIAGNOSIS. SO IF THE BUMPS ARE STILL THERE GO RIGHT AWAY BECAUSE WE ALL KNOW THERE IS NO CURE FOR HERPES…

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There is no specific number of bumps. You may have none in some cases

You may want to get this looked at as it is possible that it could be genital herpes if you have been exposed to them. Not sure about the toothpaste aspect but it is possible it may be a reaction if you have had toothpaste on your penis as the area of skin is very sensitive.

Honestly you need to go get checked. there is no other way to out it

Signs of herpes are itching, burning, or painful bumps that occur anywhere on the skin. If these bumps occur, see your health care provider promptly for accurate diagnosis.

could be genital warts caused by HPV

It may be genital warts.

if you have genital warts, yes.

The related link has an excellent answer to your question. Summed up they are caused by 2 different viruses; Genital Herpes is caused by the herpes simplex virus type 2 (HSV-2) and genital warts are caused by the human papilloma virus (HPV). HSV-2 causes blisters and HPV causes warts. The main difference is the signs and symptoms for both differ widely. Herpes symptoms will cause sores or blisters to appear in your genital area, whereas…

With symptoms such as those I would tell you from experience that it would be genital herpes but that is my opinion from experience and I would have it treated ASAP because it can affect you ASAP if it goes with out being treated... Hope this helped and good luck

You didn't mention if you were diagnosed by a doctor or if you discussed this with your sexual partner or a friend and they suspected Herpes. Symptoms Are: The most common sign of herpes is red, sensitive skin that develops sores or blisters (often referred to as herpes bumps). These lesions usually show up in and around the genital area, although female symptoms of herpes may cause these blisters to develop inside the vagina. Other…