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Q: Bump on my libia

asked by: 0098721 on May 8th, 2008

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This afternoon i went to shower and i was washing down there when i felt a bump on the left side of my labia just right under it. It hurts when i touch it and i know its not an std or anything because i was just at the doctors a week ago. i tryed to pop it thinking maybe it was a pimple but it just made it hurt. what should i do ??

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NYR19

replied on May 8th, 2008

New User

HEY THERE

I got the same thing about a month ago
was it just one bump?
Cus i had gotten a line of them goi down one side of my lip down there
i was wondering what that could b also

0098721

replied on May 9th, 2008

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yes just one

2della

replied on May 13th, 2008

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Bumbs on libia

I have had bumbs on my libia for 20yrs. My doctor calls them pimples. I have have had them biopsied and they are neg. They are annoying and flare up and down. I think you can have them lasered off but expensive.

prefernotto

replied on May 14th, 2008

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please don't ever try to "pop" vaginal pimples. if they are just pimples that is normal for most women to experience a few in their lifetime. just keep them clean and dry, they will clear up on their own.

as for the girl who has had them for 20 years, I believe those are called labial cysts if they exist under the skin.

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