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Q: Small bump on bottom of vaginia

asked by: sillysally080 on December 1st, 2008

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I Have A Few Small Bump In Between My Vaginia And Anus. There Is Not Itching Or Burning. It Is Just Making Me Worry. One Of Them Is In The Shape Of A Line Like A Welt. If Anyone Could Help I Would Appreciate It.
Thanks Crying or Very sad

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rooted

replied on December 3rd, 2008

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I'd suggest that you see your gynecologist immediately in order to get a diagnosis and to exclude the possibility of an STD, cyst, or other problem that requires immediate treatment.

Sereena

replied on December 15th, 2008

Experienced User

It might be a yeast rash, I had one on my inner thigh once. You should get it looked at.

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