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Cancer Lump?
Hi, I have had a lump on one side of the Labium Majora which I would say has been there for roughly 6 years maybe even longer and I have been to scared to do anything about it. Would you say it is cancer?
Lumps should never be an indication of cancer down below. The truth is we all get different types of bumps down there for many different reasons, and usually it's nothing to worry about.
Also, if it was cancer and its been there for 6 years, surely you'd of felt the effects of cancer. My guess is its nothing serious. But to ease your mind, see a doctor, they might be able to get rid of it. Don't be scared.
Also, if it was cancer and its been there for 6 years, surely you'd of felt the effects of cancer. My guess is its nothing serious. But to ease your mind, see a doctor, they might be able to get rid of it. Don't be scared.
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