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Forum Name: Dermatology Topics

Question: itchy red bumps in pubic area


 christabeltilly - Mon Nov 12, 2007 8:20 am Bookmark and Share  

I am a female in early 30`s,last week I had itchy red bumps looked like bites in pubic area,this week it has all gone away.What could it of been?I have used a bikini hair removal cream around the area the week before,could it of been an allergic reaction?
Also every month just before my period comes my pubic hair is really itchy and I can see white bits/flakes in it.What could this be?The itchiness stops when my period comes. Please help!
 Dr. Chan Lowe - Tue Nov 13, 2007 10:43 pm Bookmark and Share  

User avatar Hi Christabeltilly,

There are a few possiblities for the red bumps. Given your previous bikini wax, it may have been a contact irritation (similar to razor burn). It may also have been some ingrown hair that subsequently resolved.

The itching may be due to a condition called seborrheic dermatitis or may simply be a reaction of your skin to the changing levels of hormones during your cycle. I'm not sure what to recommend to help this. You may want to try using a very mild soap such as Dove.

Best wishes.

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