Hello. Thank you for writing to us I would like to rule out a possibility of Genital warts/ Condyloma acuminata. This seems unrelated to a yeast infection. Genital warts are caused by Human Papilloma Virus/ HPV. It is a Sexually transmitted infection.. The infection is usually acquired by close/ intimate contact with an infected sexual partner. I would have liked to know whether are you sexually active? If yes, with single or multiple sexual partners? Genital warts may present as a asymptomatic growth on genital mucosal surface. Genital warts are skin colored, soft to firm, and may have a cauliflower like surface. The diagnosis is pity obvious on clinical examination. I suggest that you visit a dermatologist or a venereologist in your region for a confirmatory diagnosis. Treatment of a confirmed genital wart would include either freezing or Co 2 Laser ablation. Topical imiquimod and topical podophyllin are also treatment options for a genital wart. Regards