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Q: I found a lump on my pubic bone!

asked by: T0wergate1 on July 4th, 2009

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I am 20 years old and am getting a bit worried as i have found a lump on my pelvic bone near the hair line. It feels like a small marble which can move around under the skin to a certain extent. I have also started to get a small amount of blood in my discharge. Also the internal vaginal area has become itchy, to the point that it is uncomfortable to walk.

Please help?

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kdlee

replied on July 5th, 2009

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Welcome to the forum..Recommend you see your PCP to get checked..It's probable that you have a cyst or infected hair but with the bloody discharge and you gave no reason for it then getting checked is the best option..Hope all turns out ok..

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