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Q: Bump Around Vaginal Area

asked by: dan443 on June 7th, 2005

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A friend has a bumb around her vaginal area, it did hurt but now it doesn't, it doesn't itch, it's not red..... She accidently burst it and she said it had puss in it, after she did this the pain stopped, but it's still there

does anyone know what it is ?

Replies(3)

anonymous1809

replied on July 24th, 2008

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hey.. i think i have the same problem .. if you find out what it is please tell me... pus comes out and it bleeds .. its after it pops the pain goes away but it leaves a scar .. its indented

rhubarb

replied on July 31st, 2008

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i just found that i have a lump under the skin above the clitoris and it is painful should i worry ? it feels like a cyst

Cathie522

replied on August 4th, 2008

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cyst on labia

I had the same thing for about 14 years - it finally quite getting infected but was getting big enough that it was painful during sex. Just had it removed - was told as long as it was fluid filled I didn't have to worry about cancer. I would sure get it looked at by an OB/GYN (nothing less) and have it removed. it should just be day surgery.

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