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Tastebud like bumps...
by Clair1234, Apr 02, 2008 03:38AM
on my labia minora (that should be correct) its got a odd surface... its got these bumps that look like tastebuds on your toung... its only near the vaginal opening tho.
im not sexualy active never have been... they dont hurt or itch... theyre skin coloured and have been there forawhile, Any ideas? =[
i do hope this is the reight secton
im not sexualy active never have been... they dont hurt or itch... theyre skin coloured and have been there forawhile, Any ideas? =[
i do hope this is the reight secton
Member Comments (2)
by sshuga, Apr 07, 2008 08:17AM
To: Clair1234
i too have noticed these weird taste bud like bumps too and it freaked me out because i am sexually active so i thought it was something that i should get scared about but since you said you aren't sexually active it made me a little more at ease. i have been searching everywhere online for some kind of answer but still no info. but i think we both need to go to the doctor so we can both get a answer.
by slow_healer, Apr 07, 2008 10:38AM
They're probably normal. The skin around your vaginal has many special functions (and therefore, special glands) that your regular skin does not have. Think of it like the little lumps/glands in your armpit. If you're seriously concerned that they're abnormal, then make an appointment with the doctor for a checkup. Otherwise don't mess with what's not broken.
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