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Have Blisters That Are Red. Is It Due To Brazilian Wax?

Hi, I occasionally have either pimples that look like blisters but don t actually have what blister have whih will be a bubble with liquid inside. Mine are shape like a blister but red. At times they are red bumps. I do get a Brazilian wax. But even before I would wax I still would get them. I ve gotten tested for std and everything else, since I ve been sexually active every 6months and I have been negative.
Mon, 27 Aug 2012
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Hi there. I do believe that what you are describing is a case of pseudofolliculitis. However to be sure, suggest you take some clear photographs & post them on this site & should you desire discretion, you could pick one of us by name & use our 'ask-a-doctor' feature for privacy. I doubt very much this is any STD unless viral warts is a contender but it will have to be confirmed or not on the ground by a dermatologist/venereologist nearest You. The treatment will vary on a case to case basis but topical creams, cryotherapy, electrocautery may all be employed depending on the condition, doctor's expertise & availability of equipment. Cheers!
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Have Blisters That Are Red. Is It Due To Brazilian Wax?

Hi there. I do believe that what you are describing is a case of pseudofolliculitis. However to be sure, suggest you take some clear photographs & post them on this site & should you desire discretion, you could pick one of us by name & use our ask-a-doctor feature for privacy. I doubt very much this is any STD unless viral warts is a contender but it will have to be confirmed or not on the ground by a dermatologist/venereologist nearest You. The treatment will vary on a case to case basis but topical creams, cryotherapy, electrocautery may all be employed depending on the condition, doctor s expertise & availability of equipment. Cheers!