White discharge under clitoral hood

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Lately I have been feeling some discomfort when any pressure is applied to my clitorous so I pulled the hood back a little to see what was going on and I saw white under the skin on both sides of my actual clitorous. When I pulled it back a bit more the white stuff started to discharge. It was like a hard white ball substance. I have never had this before and don't know what it could be!

This is particularly the case when smegma accumulates under the clitoral hood. A more serious complication is clitoral and labial adhesions that can result from the build-up of smegma. A clitoral adhesion is when the clitoral hood becomes attached to the clitoris. When this happens, the clitoral hood can not slide over the clitoris. A labial adhesion is when the labia attach together. This can result in the labia or (lips) not being able to be spread apart from each other.

I had some internal vaginal itching, used monistat. While using it I began to have rawness under clitoral hood and in between labia. Thought it was alergy so stopped monistat. Then I noticed I had a green discharge in those creases. Not coming from vagina. Went to the doctor and the internal culture came back clean. She gave me some more cream and flagyl. Cleared up on flagyl but sex really hurt. I let some time go by the creases got boody and weepy Yellow weeping.

and I have also noticed a small white dot the size of a grain of sand on the base of my clitoris once you pull the hood back. I tried to get it off thinking it was a discharge and I cant..it hasnt changed in size or texture or anything..I believe I am starting to lose my mind..I wish I could stop being so OCD about my body and leave the thoughts of having an STD behind. I think I should go get tested but Im scared to do that too...omg!

I've always had protected sex, and most didn't even last long. On the top of my slit (clitoral hood mostly.) There is a small/medium size cluster of pimple like bumps. They do not turn into sores, nor do they get abnormally shaped in anyway. They look like under developed zits if anything. I have tried to pop them, and only a little of white stuff comes out somtimes, but the bumps stays. They do not "head" really like a zit on someone's face would. They are just tiny bumps.

So I just got over BV and a yeast infection, and on my last day of the cream I started to feel wierd on my clitoris, so I went and checked and there was dried cream under the hood of my clitoris so I wiped it away with a cotton cloth, then I started to get really really itchy on the outside of my clitoris, I took a shower and felt a little better.

The bumps were not present when he examined me. He also said that I had a discharge (not foul smelling) and that my white blood cell count was elevated, which he felt could be a sign of Vaginitis. However, I don't have any itching or burning. Later today, I noticed 2 white bumps like the ones that were there yesterday and my question is this: Is it possible for HPVII blisters to break open and then reform in the exact same place within less that 24 hours?

there was also white clumping build up under my clitoral hood, which when whiped away would just come back within a couple hours. Seems pretty yeasty, but I had never had a yeast infection before and didnt want to self diagnose. I left it for a couple days and noticed my vagina became sore, my labia dry, and then I had some what looked like vaginal tears.

And today was my last day being on antibs..and im kinda burny feeling and a little white discharge under clitoral hood...yeast??? blaaahh..this is a frustrating cycle.

When I began to notice itching of my labia, and a bit of swelling/slight redness around my labia and clitoris, I brushed it off as some chafing, because they are somewhat raw, though no bleeding has occurred. Then the buildup of white sebum under my clitoral hood and somewhat on my inner labia was commenced. Like you, I'd try to wipe it off with a damp cloth or wipe, and it came off, but only to return later in the day.

do you have the smemga (white stuff) built up underneath your clitoral hood? Also, do you get little white spots under the hood? I thought it was apart of my clitoris but found out I can remove them, it's like a build up of some sort? It's like my glands aren't working properly or something and it's causing build up under my hood?!?! However, if I remove these little white spots, my clitoris swells and becomes sensitive for days before I feel better.

And the next day it was infected, with sores under the clitoral hood. Now (day 7ish), it hurts to pee (urine hitting the sores is excruciating), I can barely move without getting shooting pain, and pus has formed and hardened. The surrounding area is very sensitive, but there's no itchy vaginal infection (maybe a small amount of white discharge). My pubic hair is growing back from a recent wax job, and I get ingrowns all the time, but I'm worried about some surrounding bumps.

i was told by an afterhours nurse to try a hydrocortisone cream on it to soothe it, but when i went in today and got checked out i COMPLETELY forgot to tell the nurse that I had used it- she said she saw some discharge or remants of the metro-gel that i had used for bv under the clitoral hood and cleaned it out- she said she was sure that's what was causing the pain and that the nerves were just irritated..

But maybe its me, but I think I felt better while I was cleaning it all out besides that one scratchy pain feeling while I walk a couple steps sometimes before or once it happend during my period, and I don't know still if that was the cause of me cleaning myself to much in my clit? It is kinda white build up stuff stock in my clit .( between where my inner labia and clit meet eachother.) When I pull back on the "hood" I can see it clearly.

Others (like me) are tryng to find information about small, mobile, lumps, under the skin in very close proximity to the clitoris or clitoral hood. I'm reading a lot of questions about this concern, but nothing that seems to be any sort of answer. Mine isn't really painful, but it does concern me, as does the fact that so many women seem to be experiencing this and none of us have an explanation (!?

My problem started with an itch for 2 months, and the itch got worse. My 2 fissures are 12 o'clock, directly on top of the clitoral hood, and 11 o clock on the inner labia. At first I was scared that perhaps my partner was too big for me and was causing trauma. I have stress induced eczema on my hands. And come to think of it, this totally makes sense!!. I have been reading the websites and i thought I had cancer!!! (all the google sites just point to vulva cancer....i was sweating.

I normally do not have anysort of discharge but I can usually tell when these fissures are coming becuase I have this milky white sticky discharge. My gyn tested it and said it was normal well when I go back I know now for sure that this is not normal. It is like it occurs within 7-10 days before my period and then after my period I have at least a good week of no fissures...any one else experience this same thing??

The skin may be reddened, itchy/burning, and generally irritated without symptoms of vaginal discharge or the text-book curdled, thick white discharge in the presence of cutaneous yeast. This would also account for post-coital bleeding. In my experience however, you should be screened by a physician to rule out a more significant problem, such as trichimoniasis "trich" with is almost always considered a STD.

Thick and kind of a off white color. The discharge doesnt make me itch and it does not have an odor but it ofcourse iritates the sore area because its wet. what i would call "the lesion", is red it looks like a blister that has popped kind of and it just starts off as itchy and red skin but then develops more into a blister after a couple of days. I dont know what to do and i havent been to the doctor about it.

You know, I think that I read somewhere that it does tun purpley as we get older. Grrrr the joys of aging!

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