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Small Bump on Pubic Hair Region

Postby Holtyboo » Mon Jan 19, 2009 2:32 am

I have a small bump(the size of a pimple) on my pubic hair region. It doesn't really hurt but its annoying. The color is the same as my skinetone. Can anyone tell what this is?
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Re: Small Bump on Pubic Hair Region

Postby John Kenyon, CNA » Mon Jan 19, 2009 9:57 pm

These are usually the result of an ingrown hair. If it doesn't do anything more and slowly goes away, it can safely be left alone. If it grows and/or if it eventually drains, then you'll need to have a doctor look at it, as it may be infected and may require treatment. Usually it doesn't turn out that way, however.
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