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Swollen (sore) bump under skin by vagina
3 days ago I woke up without the bump, but throughout the day the area around the left side of my vagina became increasingly sore. It wasnt till i came home that i took a look at it. Its a hard pea-sized bump under my skin, and can be pushed around a bit. I was thinking it was a cyst, but is it normal for it to develop within 8 hours? I normally have a bit of vaginal discharge, but it seems to have increased the past few days. Any ideas for what it might be? I don't think it is an STD because i havent seen my boyfriend since the summer... so haven't had sex since then ( he has been my only partner). Worried because it came so suddenly and it hurts when i walk (underwear rubs against it).
Okay so I have the same thing but like I have an sore Anus to I've never had anal sex before only had sex without a rubber three times but out now where it started to hit it feels like an rash it hurts to wipe down there or even when I move my legs like spread them it hurts can come someone tell me what I should do ?
I have a bump around my vagina it's only one & it's kinda big it came out b/my period lasted for a long time & i guess the pads made me get this. It hurts when i sit down, walk, and stand up. I am walking weird right now. so what should i do? it barely came out like 3 days ago.
I have a lump on the bikini line under the skin. It hurts and has been there for 1 month or so. I thought it was a cyst but it doesn't seem like it. No hair is growing so I thought it might be an ingrown hair and I'm too scared to go to the Gynocologist. What is it? Any ideas?
ova the past week and a half even tho ive bin on ive bin leakin watery blood wen i go to the toilet n i get period pain often , to top it off ive found a lump on my bikini line near my "hole" , very worried . plz help me stop stressin
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