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So I recently had sex with my partner. Hes never had sex before with anyone. But I have before but I was checked for everything and I was healthy. So I don't have anything. But I recently found a lump on my vagina. This is embarrassing to say but its on my lip of my vagina. Its about the size of a pea. Maybe a little bit bigger but its on the inner part of the lip. Its really sore and it hurts me when I wash or wipe because of how sore it is. I didn't notice till now but I REALLY need to know if everything is alright. Please help??
I was tested months ago and I had nothing bad wrong with me they said. But now I bearly had sex with him and I got this later. Like I said he hasn't had sexual intercourse of any sort so I didn't think he would have something. And im positive he doesn't have anything bad because he never had sexual intercourse before unless if he can get something that yew can get even if yew dont do anything sexual?? Im not sure. Its less sore today but its still there. What should I do?? There's only one soo...yeah.
Yes, the pain should be gone within few days. If it repeats more than once a month, i would go see a doctor right away.
What he could have is penis warts that can affect the vagina and leave bumps but you said you were tested and you were safe so it could just be a sore spot I would not worrie
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