“What is this pimple in my private area?”
I have a water kind of pimple or lump between my vagina and anal hole. It's below the vaginal hole and above the anal hole. I noticed it yesterday but I think it's from a long time. The pimple is not red it's filled with fluid and also I get itching in the around area. Is it something serious?
Female | 21 years old
Complaint duration: 2 3 days as of what i saw maybe more than a month
Medications: None
3 Answers
OB-GYN(Obstetrician-Gynecologist)OB-GYN
You have a small bump with fluid between your vagina and anus. It could be:
A cyst (a harmless lump that sometimes gets infected).
A blocked gland (like a tiny pimple).
A yeast infection (if it's itchy).
An ingrown hair (if you shave or wax).
What to do:
Keep the area clean and dry.
Don’t scratch or squeeze it.
Wear loose cotton underwear.
Try a warm cloth on it for relief.
See a doctor if it gets bigger, painful, red, or leaks pus.
If it doesn’t go away, a doctor can check it and help.
To book an appointment at Irvine Skin, contact Dr. Shafa through the following:
Call us at (949) 551-1113.
Our Address: 113 Waterworks Way 100, Irvine, Orange County, CA, 92618, United States.
Schedule your consultation now: https://irvineskin.com/inquiry-now/
A cyst (a harmless lump that sometimes gets infected).
A blocked gland (like a tiny pimple).
A yeast infection (if it's itchy).
An ingrown hair (if you shave or wax).
What to do:
Keep the area clean and dry.
Don’t scratch or squeeze it.
Wear loose cotton underwear.
Try a warm cloth on it for relief.
See a doctor if it gets bigger, painful, red, or leaks pus.
If it doesn’t go away, a doctor can check it and help.
To book an appointment at Irvine Skin, contact Dr. Shafa through the following:
Call us at (949) 551-1113.
Our Address: 113 Waterworks Way 100, Irvine, Orange County, CA, 92618, United States.
Schedule your consultation now: https://irvineskin.com/inquiry-now/
No
Hi, there may be several reasons you have a pimple in that area. You don’t comment on whether it's painful or has increased in size. This is an issue I would suggest you have looked at by your primary care or gynecologist first, with potential referral to a colorectal surgeon as needed. Thank you.
