Itchy Bumps Near My Vagina
Hi, I?m 14 when I was about like six or seven years old I started itching like crazy and I told my mom about that she told me to wash it with water. It didn?t help anything and then when I have to use the restroom started to burn really bad but now I?m 14 the after effect of that written on it was me having bumps like at the entrance of my vagina unlike many questionable not normal stuff going on down and I?m concerned I?m trying to figure out what?s going on with my body and this has been going on for years and I have yet to got answer what?s going on
Thank you for sharing your question. I'm sorry you've been dealing with this for so long.
Itching, burning when you go to the bathroom, and bumps around the opening of the vagina can happen for different reasons. Some causes are not serious, while others may need treatment. Because these symptoms have been going on for years, it is important to see a doctor or healthcare provider to find out what is causing them.
A doctor can look at the area, ask questions about your symptoms, and help you get the right care. Many people feel embarrassed talking about private body parts, but doctors talk about these concerns all the time and are there to help, not judge.
If you have not already done so, try talking with a parent, guardian, or another trusted adult. You could say:
"I've had itching, burning, and bumps around my vaginal area for a long time, and I'm worried about it. I'd like to see a doctor to get it checked."
You did the right thing by asking. Since no one can tell exactly what is causing these symptoms without an exam, getting checked by a healthcare provider is the best next step. They can help you find answers and make sure everything is okay.
Unfortunately, TeenHealthFX cannot diagnose over the internet. We strongly recommend that you go see a doctor to get checked as soon as possible. If you need help finding a doctor and live in northern New Jersey, you can call the Adolescent/Young Adult Center for Health at 973-971-5199 for an appointment with an adolescent medicine specialist.
