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Q: Normal Vagina?

asked by: secret19 on December 1st, 2004

New User

When you pull your lip of your vagina is there any like bumps under the skin? Is that normal or am I not normal? They vary in size, under the skin, and are hard almost as if they were pieces of bone. Is this normal cuase im freaked o Crying or Very sad

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NYGUY

replied on December 1st, 2004

New User

Fear not...
What you describe sounds quite normal. If you had said that they were red and almost pimple-like, I would be concerned but the bumps that seem to be under the skin when the area is stretched is normal. Your vagina is happy and normal Smile

darkV

replied on December 2nd, 2004

New User

Secret 19,
are the kinda goose bump like? Little and barley visable?
I kinda have something like that, it doesent seem abnormal to me or my gynocoligist hasnt said anything.
Darkv

BeckLyn

replied on December 2nd, 2004

Experienced User

Yeah I have that too. Figured it was normal.

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