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Blood Type Blister On Vulva For Years, Discomfort, Pain, Burning Sensation. What Could It Be?

i am 56yr old female i have a blood type blister on vulva which has been there for at least 5yrs and has slightly increased in size which is on the right side on the labia majora for a number of months i have have had dicomfort in this area which comes and goes however the last week i have had pain and burning sensation and a feeling something is there what could this be?
Tue, 23 Jul 2013
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Hello ma'am.

The appearance of blisters, warts or any other types of growth around the genital region always raises doubt on whether or not this is in relation to sexually transmitted infections.

Genital blisters are usually associated with herpes, whereas, warts and similar growths are associated with human papillomavirus (HPV).

But these are all just assumptions, and what you hae could be totally different from what actually is suspected. I would request you to visit a doctor for a physical examination especially as you are experiencing discomfort and other symptoms.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes.
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Blood Type Blister On Vulva For Years, Discomfort, Pain, Burning Sensation. What Could It Be?

Hello ma am. The appearance of blisters, warts or any other types of growth around the genital region always raises doubt on whether or not this is in relation to sexually transmitted infections. Genital blisters are usually associated with herpes, whereas, warts and similar growths are associated with human papillomavirus (HPV). But these are all just assumptions, and what you hae could be totally different from what actually is suspected. I would request you to visit a doctor for a physical examination especially as you are experiencing discomfort and other symptoms. Hope this helps. Best wishes.