I am a doctor ... it depends on what the bumps look like exactly, if you want, you can schedule a doctors appointment with me and i can check it out ... if you don't want me to do the exam, be careful- there are creeps that pretend to be doctors just to look/abuse girls!
It may be as a result of shaving, often the skin get irritated as a result. Another answer is that it my a zit or pimple. Also there is a chance you may have contracted an STD. Remember that some STD's may not require sexual contact or penetration in order to contract them, if you have a concern it is always safe to consult a doctor or gynecologist.
It could be a cyst of some sort. Please see your gynecologist for diagnosis and treatment.
Its called, "Clean Your Cu*t Disorder" and ya go f*** yourself
It is usually a blocked gland and can be quite painful. Warm baths will help, but it usually takes several days to a week to go away.
That would be herpes and you would get it from a diseased penis. Use a condom to avoid this.
something up with you!
Lots of things. See your doc.
An STD
you have aids, no jk its probably herpes
The interior of the vagina is different on every woman. Some are smooth, others are textured and bumpy. If the bump is not painful and has not caused any health issues it should be fine. However if you find that it is painful or uncomfortable you should see your OBGYN for an examination.
post pictures and I'll be able to answer.
No. The brain is inside the skull. The bump is outside.
A painful bump on your skin, usually worse than a bruise.
It is possible that the bump on your little finger is a cyst, wart, or even a benign growth like a ganglion cyst. If it is painful, it is important to have it evaluated by a healthcare professional to determine the cause and appropriate treatment. It is better to address it sooner rather than later to alleviate any discomfort and prevent complications.
Yes. Candida (yeast) infections can be accompanied by bumps (including the inner labia). They should be relatively small, not painful to the touch and similar in color to surrounding infected surfaces (often some degree of reddening). The whole infected area, including the bumps, may be itchy. They should disappear with the infection (esp. with an appropriate anti-fungal treatment.) If they persist, change color, grow excessively in size and/or become painful, see a physician trained in the area (female personal physician, gynecologist, women's medicine) ASAP.
You have hit a blood vessel and it is a bruise. A swelling of blood at the injection site. Massage the area to dispell the blood.
The best idea is to talk to your doctor.
I would call a doctor and see what s/he says.
the foal comes out of a horses vagina ouch painful!
Shave the hair in one direction. Do not shave against the direction of hair growth. When you get bump use a solution such a bump stopper to dry up the bumps. Be very careful so that the solution don't get into your vagina. That will be very unpleasant. If you cannot get bump stopper solution use rubbing alcohol. remove the ingrowing hair from the bump with a pin. Again be careful you do not want to cause damage to your vagina. This routine will have to be repeated as long as you continue shaving as there is no known cure for hair bumps especially on the vagina. Good luck