Hi. I understand your problem and I have delt with many patients such as yourself who have the same symptoms. These bumps are most likely warts caused by HPV(Human Papilloma Virus). HPV is a virus that is transmitted by skin to skin contact. This is a very very common virus. Most women can have the virus and never know it because the warts show up inside of the vagina also. Do not scratch or attempt to pop these bumps because this will likely cause them to spread. The bumps may go away on their own but can return again. Some people have one outbreak and then don't have any others the rest of their life. There are several treatments available including creams, freezing, and minor surgery to remove the bumps. I have seen great success with a cream called Aldera. Talk to your doctor about this. I have added some links for more detailed information:
HPV a very common STD that can go undetected for many years - Nashville, Tennessee - Tuesday, 03/07/06 - Tennessean.comHPV, Frequently Asked QuestionsIf this answer helps please hit the accept button. Thank you.
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