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I have a lump that was drained by doctor. I was taking the ceph. pills but not regularly and its back i think; the lump. I was told that it wasnt infected. I went to a free clinic yesturday and they told me it could break its self and drain but im unsure. I had a bacteria infection and i am taking pills for that. I want to have sex but because of the lump im nervous.
Its on vaginal wall. I think its called the pulmanary gland..buts basically its on inside on vaginal or cervix wall.
So, the lump in on or near the vagina?
Then, I'd wait 'til the infection clears and the lump disappears before having sex.
Then, I'd wait 'til the infection clears and the lump disappears before having sex.
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