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ladybits question super tmi

Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 10 Settling in
in Health & Wellbeing
i saw a small red bump on my lady bits the labia majora specificaly 
i think its from shaving like a little razor burn a nick or a ingrown hair
i poped it so it would go away or if it was a hair it would come out
it started driping blood and it has ever since
it has been slowly driping bleeding for over 2 days
its like a broken faucet. i go thru like 2-3 pantyliners a day since

should i see a doctor?  im embarased to go to my gp. can i go to a ginocologist?
it is 100% not an std

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  • Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,937 Extreme Poster
    edited September 2024
    Hey, and welcome to the boards @Past User <3

    Sorry this is happening to you! I can imagine it being pretty unpleasant and worrying.

    I'm no expert, but especially if the bleeding doesn't stop soon, I may advise seeing a doctor. It's probably fine, but it may be good to get a professional's opinion on it. I totally understand and sympathise with how you're embarassed to <3 Would asking an online doctor possibly be an option, if it made you feel any more comfortable? - I think that's something you're able to do.
    Post edited by TheMix on
  • Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 10 Settling in
    thank you
    where can i ask a doctor online  
    i would be ok with that
    i dont know why im embarased lots of people shave
    maybe because i "picked" at it and that seems weird
  • Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 1,937 Extreme Poster
    Hey, I've found a few places that look decent - I hope they're what you're looking for and are okay. If not, just google something like, "ask a doctor online uk", and have a search yourself :3


  • Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 10 Settling in
    ok thank you sorry i don't often trust websites
    i looked at a couple message boards and the latest messages were january
    i appreciate those link
    i'm sorry i didn't look for those before

    i really appreciate your help kathleen
  • SienaSiena Posts: 15,758 Skive's The Limit
    edited April 2019
    If youre really worried you should see your gp. They have heard it all and hear all about the body and what can happen to it. While it may feel embarrassing. It doesnt faze them. They just want to see how best to help you. 

    I watch this  video fromRussel Howard a few days ago and how no matter what is wrong is never embarrassing to see doctor
    https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=318285282324640&id=6532933343&refsrc=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.google.co.uk%2F&_rdr
    ~Probably dead now
  • Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 487 Listening Ear
    edited September 2024
    Hi @Past User

    While it's great that you're seeking advice, a lot of medical online q&a's aren't necessarily reliable. Make sure you see a doctor in person- I cannot stress this enough. They deal with embarrassing injuries and intimate bits day in, day out. 

    It might not be anything serious, but you'd probably want to hear that from a doctor rather than a message board. 
    Post edited by TheMix on
  • Former MemberFormer Member Posts: 10 Settling in
    thank you
    it stopped bleeding today lol
    i will try to get to the gp to ask about it and why it happened in the first place
    and how to avoid it
    thank you for the comments about it not being embaresing becuz the gp sees worse every day
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