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Question About Lump inside Of Vagina
This is an embarrassing question to say the least, but it is concerning me. I really would prefer a medical professional answer this because I'm trying to get to the bottom of what this is. I am a 18 year old female that has 2 lumps INSIDE my vagina at the opening, one on each side at at the bottom. They have been there for years, every since I was a young teenager (13, 14 years old mabye younger). They cause no symptoms and I don't feel anything at all. They are about the size of a pea, or slightly smaller, and it looks like the same color and muscle type as my vaginal wall. I am concerned because it blocks almost my entire vaginal opening, and inserting anything in there is near impossible. I'm not sexually active and have never been, but I can imagine that sex would be near impossible. I had a yeast infection several months ago and tried to insert a moinistat applicator -- talk about pain! It wouldn't go in, and I had to literally "find" my actual vaginal canal by trying to move the lumps out the way. It scared me because for a moment I was beginning to believe I didn't have a vaginal canal. It isn't an STD or anything of that sort, like I said I've never had sex at all and it's been there since I was a child. What could this be?
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