Need a mature adult answer please, skin tags or warts?!
Question: Need a mature adult answer please, skin tags or warts.?
If you are not going to be adult and give me a proper answer then please don't answer at all. I have found a couple of what i think are skin tags on my Virgina, only 2, and they are not in the same area, they don't hurt or itchy, wouldn't have even known they were there until i felt them. I am pregnant at the moment so i don't no if it could be linked somehow. Because i am pregnant can i go to my local STD clinic to get the checked out or do i ask my midwife or make an app at the doctors. If it is warts do they spread.? They are not big at all but i am a little worried. Again if you are going to be silly about this then dont answer. ThankyouHealth Question & Answer
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I have a number if skin tags, they did tend to get worse (increase of number of tags) during my pregnancies. However, I never have had any around the vagina. Since it might be genital warts and your baby could get infected, why not go to the doctor and find out for sure. They will look at it and be sure. I guess you could go to the STD clinic also, why not call them up and ask them if this is something they could help you diagnose. Genital warts typically are very numerous and quite larger than a skin tag.
Best of luck to you and your babyHealth Question & Answer
Best of luck to you and your babyHealth Question & Answer
STD DOCTOR, why don't you ask your OBGYN, please they will be able to answer all your questions.Health Question & Answer
You should definitely get checked, skin tags don't generally form near the vagina. Genital warts aren't usually itchy or painful, but can be, and just because you only have a couple and not a whole bunch doesn't mean anything. The virus lives on the moist skin, and sometimes it may cause a wart, or a few, or sometimes it may not, so just because you have two bumps doesn't make it any less probable. Since it's a risk to the baby, and can cause a HPV infection in the respiratory tract of a baby, it IS a danger to a child, and you should definitely be checked out. Usually when women become pregnant, they are checked for STDs, have you seen a doctor about your pregnancy yet.? Warts can be anywhere from numerous to few, from small to large, there's no way to tell what they are from this information, they can be quite large, or so small that you don't even feel or notice them. DEFINITELY get checked, as warts in the baby's respiratory system CAN kill the child.Health Question & Answer