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yeah it can be possible.If you don't keep fresh and clear to your body parts then it can be possible.
Virility Ex

Well if you have razor bumps and it hurts after shaving you may be digging in too hard or you may have irritation from chemicals in the stuff your using i suggest and shave upward if neither of those work use this stuff called nair its a hair removel cream like shaving cream but not shaving cream and you use a plastic razor its painless and no razor bumps..
Skinny Fiber

What is the best way to avoid skin irritation (red bumps, ingrown hairs, etc) in the bikini area?

i try everything from soaking in a bath, to applying shaving cream and delicately stroking against my hairs to applying lotion and baby powder after to keep friction at a minimal and still feel a lot of irritation. thank goodness i don't get as many bumps as i use to but the occasional still pop up and when they do they leave a nasty scar behind.
Cho Yung Tea

What is the best way to avoid skin irritation (red bumps, ingrown hairs, etc) in the bikini area? Do you have tips about a product that can minimize irritation? or perhaps just a technique that can get a close shave w/o the annoying and unsightly bumps? or maybe shaving will result in irritation. Period. What would be better? waxing? hair depilatories?

Use A LOT a shaving cream. That works for me. But try bio-oil to get rid of the scars and if shaving is that bad buy an electric razor or one of those electric razor meant for shaving the bikini area.

This sounds a bit strange but it works - shave with hair conditioner. It smoothes the skin, opens the hair follicles, and leaves the area soft and bump-free. It truly helps. I've tried many products and it ended up doing the job,

You need to use a REALLY new razor blade every time for shaving hair removal in the bikini area or doing a brazilian. Also you might want to try something better for a shaving cream – something specially designed for that sensitive area. Or you could try using a hair conditioner instead of a shaving cream.