[djsj]

I recently started dating someone who pointed out I have bumps at the opening of my vagina. They are on the inside not the outside. They are not blisters and no where else on my body. I far as I can remember I have always had these. When I am dry this area does get irritated and has a slight burning sensation. My vagina discharge is normal, they only change I can think of (and I have to think hard to find one) would be very white and sort of pasty. I have had painful, dry intercourse with my ex for years and all had a partial hysterecotomy due to pre cancerous cerical cells. (did not get to stage 4) I thought I had a yeast infection a few months ago and used over the counter meds for a few days for itching. I do not have any symptoms of herpes. Plus I was tested as well as the guy I was with about 5 months ago. The guy I'm with now has shown no signs of herpes but is concerned. I have no insurance but will be making an appt with a doctor as soon as I can so I can put his mind at ease.

[joypulv]

Little bumps can be nothing but little bumps that most of us (men and women) have from constant rubbing of tender tissues. Once you are tested, rest easy. I think I found some on the inner edges of the labia at least 35 years ago and they haven't changed.

Yeast infections usually produce a clumpy, cottage cheese stuff, along with itching.