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buster90

February 28th, 2009

i know your supoe to have folds of skin outside your vagina, but i dontknow how large they are supose to be. I have one side that seems like a normal size, but the other side one fold of skin has gron to where it dangles and inch or 2 from my vagina. Is his normal?

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replied March 8th, 2009

I have the same problem. And mine gets completely irritated by sex and even assisted masturbation. If it is causing you discomfort, you can visit a doctor and ask about having some of the excess skin removed. It is normal to have some asymmetry with that skin.

Also, if it continues to get larger with time, you may want to consult with a gynecologist anyway. It's normal for them to get a bit more stretched out as you get older which can lead to discomfort in the future.

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