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Bumps
by spongeb, Nov 02, 2009 05:46PM
I am 16 years old and i am suffering from two conditions. I have one breast bigger than the other. I have small bumps on my vagina where the hair grows. Sometimes the bumps hurt when I try to squeeze it. I am asking you ladies for your answers. I am not sexually active. I had both of these since I was 12. What should I do.
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by AnnieBrooke, Nov 02, 2009 06:05PM
Actually, it is not that unusual to have one breast bigger than the other, especially if you are strongly right-handed or strongly left-handed, since that can develop the muscles under the breast differently. Even without that reason, women can have slightly dissimilar-sized breasts. As for the bumps, they could be ingrown hairs. I don't think I'd squeeze them, just keep them clean, and if any of them look like they are getting infected, mention it to your gynecologist. Good luck, you sound normal!
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