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LUMPS ON LABIA
Hi There... i need some advise from you..
I felt that theres a small lump on my labia majora lower part left side. near the vaginal opening.
i am active in sex, but i dont know what is the cause of this lumps. it is not painfull but once i touched it w/ pressure i feel the pain.
and during my intercourse it seems that burning and i feel a bit of hurt.
can you give me some possible what is it, what is the cause and how to prevent it?
thank you,
I felt that theres a small lump on my labia majora lower part left side. near the vaginal opening.
i am active in sex, but i dont know what is the cause of this lumps. it is not painfull but once i touched it w/ pressure i feel the pain.
and during my intercourse it seems that burning and i feel a bit of hurt.
can you give me some possible what is it, what is the cause and how to prevent it?
thank you,
It maybe a Bartholin's Gland Cyst.
http://familydoctor.org/online/famdocen/home/women/reproductive/gynecologic/235.html
http://familydoctor.org/online/famdocen/home/women/reproductive/gynecologic/235.html
hi i m new , but i have the same problem and im so worried im afraid to go to the doctor, i need help
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