I have been with my boyfriend for about 11 months now and we have been having oral sex since we started dating...we''ve been having sex for only about 4 months now and today I just noticed a small bump on my vulva that resembles some pictures of genital warts...is it possible that i didn't get mouth warts but still got genital warts or should i not worry so much and assume it is something else...i'm gonig to the doctor soon, but i was looking for some peace of mind..?

• I had unprotected sex in April and after doing some research on the net I have become extremely paranoid and believe I may have something. I didn''t notice anything until around September. I get these little bumps around my pubic hair area (i am shaved for about six years now, but I have never even looked at my vagina in the past). They look like pimples, but are itchy and I get them about every week or so. They appear and then go away in a day or two, could this be herpes or genital warts?


• My boyfriend just told me that I might have given him genital warts. I saw the bumps which he suspected to be them, but they look NOTHING like the pictures I saw on the web. It basically looks like a couple of mosquito bites. It''s not a hard lump or anything. It looks like a regular itch, and then you scratch it, so the skin raised a little. Do you think it's just a regular rash or HPV?


• What if my doctor tells me that there is no need for treatment, does it mean that I am at low risk or what does it mean?


• How bad does HPV itch? I''m not sure if I have it...but it's possible.i'm feeling a little itching around my genitals and anus, but it could be all in my head...and it's just light itching. There are no warts visible. Is it the warts that itch, or could it be normal looking skin that itches as well? Thank you all for your help?

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