Red Bumps in Groin: Small red bumps found on the groin may be caused by folliculitis which is isually a bacterial imfection, genital herpes which is a viral inection or scabies the red bumps can also be caused by molluscum another vital infection.. If the red bumps do not go away or appear to get worse, contact a health-care provider.
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Jock itch?Joc: If the bumps are mostly in your groin (the thigh area near the scrotum) but not on the penis or scrotum itself, then you could have jock itch, a common fungal infection. This is treated with antifungal creams (the same that you'd use for athlete's foot). But if you have itchy bumps on your genitals, you should see a doctor.
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