I have these bumps on my bikini area?
347405
go see your doctor NOW!!!
183442
you should probably ask your doctor, and it could be something serious or a skin irratation. eaither way just to be safe see a docotor as soon as you can
739154
They could be irritated ingrown hairs, depending on where they are at.  Also, if you don't wear underwear, and sweat a lot they could be pimples.  See a dermatologist.  May be embarrassing, but no more embarassing than having someone else see them.
326249
Not trying to scare you or anything but if they are appearing that quickly then maybe you should see your doctor. The last post was right they most likely are warts but when someone says bumps all over the bottoms of thier feet it just sends off warning bells in my head because syphilis has such a symptom. see your doctor.
1071047
what stuff? bumps,sores what? i would say get it checked if it looks like "stuff" it must look foreign to you and not right so get it looked at. good luck to you!
1035385
It sounds like a problem with your diet. I hope the dermatologist has some answers for you.
833664
Do you rub your chin or sit with your hand in front of your mouth a lot? It could be just that you're sweating a lot around that area and that is why the outbreaks of spot.\n\nIf there are other symptoms such as excess growth of facial hair, it could be an indicator of polycystic ovaries. If you're worried, get it checked out by your doctor.
1016050
what i do as i have the same irritating problem is i use a different razon for each side of my bikini area. i use a good quality brand razon, like daisy, nothin from the 99cent store unless name brand. trim hair short first with scissors. if you can manage to soak in a bath first to soften up the skin and to help open the hair follicles this helps. suds up really well or use a really moisturizing\nshaving cream. shave the area while cleaning razor under runing hot water often. after shaving apply baby oil to the area and dry off. you can apply a calming lotion to the area and or a medicated powder. with me the hair starts to grow back with 24 hours and i have found that if i then shave the area everday(minus bath) in the shower then the bumps and rash is greatly lessened than if i wait until the hair has grown back in for a couple days. shaving 2-3 day old stubble really brings on a rash for me. you can actually by an ointment called bikini zone to put on after you shave, you can get it at walmart or target.
813910
What kind of bumps? Sex warts? I think women would want it smooth
660944
Depending on the size and shape of the "bump" it could be any number of things.  It could be something as harmless as an in-grown hair to cancer.  Any time you notice something on your body that is different for your "normal" appearance you should have it checked by a doctor.  Only by looking at it and possibly by taking a biopsy (a sample of what is inside it) can you ever be sure.  It is always better to be safe and find it is nothing than to do nothing and it be something.  Hope this helps.
320177
if they are small, raised, skin-colored bumps they are probably an allergic reaction.  I have these as do both my sons.  The doctor has explained that it is a mild allergic reaction.  You can look at what soaps and detergents you are using and see if it helps...but i have had them since i was a child and they have never gone away.
367678
If the bumps are under the skin it is probably lymph nodes.  Some people call them swollen glands.  They could be caused from some infection in your body, or virus.  Or you could have glandular tissue that gets swollen and tender around your menstrual cycle.  Limiting caffeine can help ease the pain.  Probably nothing to worry about.  If you have swollen painful glands in other parts of your body (neck, groin area) then you probably need to get the doctor to feel them and check them out.  Good luck
1037125
Yes, they're sort of like a microbug that burrows under your skin and scoots itself along...which is why you may have bumps that seem to go in a straight line as if they're traveling. You can get them from just about anywhere,  but mostly from exposure to already contaminated clothing or blankets, like something used in a public place like a daycare or a gym.\n\nThere's a really great cream that you can get from your doctor that will take care of it in just a couple of days. Good luck! :)
844592
Sounds as though you have SUPER sensitive skin or a case of ingrown hairs. \n\nSee a local skin specialist, it may be embarrassing to ask them (for some guys) but you gotta ask to get answers sometimes and they're professionals so you'll be better informed on what your skin problem is.
855124
You may have elephantiasis. This is a serious diseas, and you may want to see a docter.
439093
If they are on you upper arms, they are probably okay.  Someone told me that if you consume a lot of dairy products, you will get those red bumps.  You can go to the dermatologist if it bothers you.  I'm sure its nothing though.
608382
If you are really worried about it-make an appt. with a gyno and stop asking questions on the web. Yes these people may have had the same bumps but it may or may not be what you have going on 'down there'so you can not be sure how to treat it until you know what it is. Whether it be trush or an std you should not treat it with anything until a doctor checks you out and tells you what it is...exactly!