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Q: What's Going On?!

asked by: erenaes6 on November 15th, 2006

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The last few days I have noticed I have 2 small lumps on the outer lip of my vagina, and have had a white discharge that isn't really thick, it has more of a consistency of milk, I guess. I have been with my boyfriend for over a year, and it's a long distance relationship so we don't even have sex often, and we're both faithful. It has been almost 4 months since I have had sex, this couldn't be an std could it? Help!!

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sandyallen

replied on November 15th, 2006

Extremely eHealthy

Welcome to ehealth. I am not a dr but I would still go get it checked out. I used to know an elderly lady that was not having sex that I knew of and eas very succeptible(sp) to infections. Their are also things that you can buy over the counter that come in a tube that you use internally, talk to your pharmacist but I would feel safer having it checked out by the dr 1st.
Good luck!

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