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I RECENTLY NOTICED I HAD 2 SMALL WHITE BUMPS ON BOTH SIDES OF MY CLITORIS. IVE BEEN CHECKED FOR HIV/AIDS AND INFECTIONS AND THEY ALL CAME OUT NEGATIVE. IT DOESNT ITCH OR BURN OR ANYTHING. I JUST NOTICED IT THE OTHER DAY. SO ANY IDEA WHAT IT COULD BE?
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Like judy said bumps can be anything.  You will need to be checked by a doctor if you are concerned.  You can either go to your gyn or you can seek a dermatologist assistance.
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It could be warts, growth, but I wouldn't worry to much, usually these small white bumps should go away on their own within 2-3 weeks. All women's body respond differently. It's time to make an appointment with a gynecologist and get them checked out. Don't wait and also get rechecked for STD.
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