A lump on the vulva can indicate inflammation, hypertrophy or a tumor (neoplasm). But in order to get a better idea for possible causes of the lump, your doctor will need more information. You can see your family physician and be prepared to answer questions such as:
When did the lump on the vulva first appear?
What color is the lump?
Is the vulvular lump painful?
How big is the lump?
Is the lump growing? …
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