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Hello everyone, I've had a little
Hard bump on my right labia minora pretty low beside opening of vagina. It never hurt itched or burned but it did get bigger. Which I noticed last night so I popped it. It had no head and there was no fluid or anything but it bled. Squeezing it hurt but it doesn't hurt now. Everything I've read says it's a barlothian cyst? Or something like that? It's flat now and painless and no itchiness. Idk opinions please!
Hard bump on my right labia minora pretty low beside opening of vagina. It never hurt itched or burned but it did get bigger. Which I noticed last night so I popped it. It had no head and there was no fluid or anything but it bled. Squeezing it hurt but it doesn't hurt now. Everything I've read says it's a barlothian cyst? Or something like that? It's flat now and painless and no itchiness. Idk opinions please!
That's probably what it is, I've had one and the doctor popped it. Just let it heal. It will be fine.
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Thanks for replying! It's not red or inflamed its all skin colored now and flat. Just hate that it's there. As long as it's nothing More serious than a cyst.
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