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Bump on vulva
Tonight as I was using the bathroom I noticed a smallish lump on my vulva very close to the opening of my vagina that was very painful to the touch. I felt it some more and before I could get a mirror to get a look at it I saw that I had fresh blood on my hands. I've just cleaned up the blood and its too late to book a doctors appointment so i am writing this. It's kinda like a vaginal haemorrhoid, I'm not currently sexually active so i very much doubt a sti unless masturbating has given me this.
Its seemed to pop up over the course of the day because i definitely know that it wasn't there this morning. I am planning on going to the walk in centre tomorrow i just want to throw this out there.
Its seemed to pop up over the course of the day because i definitely know that it wasn't there this morning. I am planning on going to the walk in centre tomorrow i just want to throw this out there.
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