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Raised area on vagina with small flesh colored bump

About two months ago, I noticed a small white bump at the opening of my vagina. It looked like a pimple. A few days later the color changed from white to flesh colored. I went to the doctor to have it checked but they claimed everything looked fine. Maybe a week later a little before my opening near my uretha there seems to be a large bump with a little hole at the top of the bump. I went back to the doctor but again he claims not to see anything. My cycle comes I don't think about it. Now it's several weeks later and my vag feels dry and only seemed to be bothered when I washed with soap anywhere near that bump. I took a video of the area last night and I can still see the large bump only now there seems to be a smaller bump on top of it. When it al started there was a little itching, that came right after the doctor did a Exam. The itching progressed into a full fledged year infection. I took a monistat and it cleared up. There is no itching, or Oder but the bump is still there and it just feels dry.

Any idea what it could be?
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Hi,

It's a real shame that the doctor you saw (twice?) didn't explain what the bumps were caused by, and didn't tell you exactly what they were. There are a variety of things that these bumps could be, but the bumps you have can't be diagnosed online by anyone. You should consider making another appointment for a pelvic exam, with a different doctor.  If switching doctors isn't possible right now, try visiting a health clinic in your area. I suggest being very specific with the doctor during the next exam; explain to the doctor what your concerns are with the bumps, and ask about any treatment options.  Insist on getting some answers; you deserve to know what's going on with your body.

Good Luck
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