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Bloody, Tender, Itchy Bump On Inner Thigh. What Could It Be?

Hello, im Audrey, 17yr old.I have this little bloody tender bumb on my inner thigh. It s not a pimple , nor pus coming out of it. Kinda like a whole in my skinn & like a blood vessel popped or something. It was itching for a bit and I noticed it when I took off my jeans n it was a bit bloody. Not pregnant either. (Read it was common for pregnant women to get this)
Wed, 2 Jan 2013
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Hello

I guess you are mentioning about granuloma Pyogenicum.

Its common in pregnancy but can occur otherwise also.

The treatment is getting it excised from your doctor.

However it needs to be first ascertained whether that is what you actually have.

It would be best to visit your dermatologist for the same.

Regards.

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Bloody, Tender, Itchy Bump On Inner Thigh. What Could It Be?

Hello I guess you are mentioning about granuloma Pyogenicum. Its common in pregnancy but can occur otherwise also. The treatment is getting it excised from your doctor. However it needs to be first ascertained whether that is what you actually have. It would be best to visit your dermatologist for the same. Regards.