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I’m 38 and 7 weeks post partum after third child.
Late in pregnancy I noticed 3 lumps in the vulva area. Two on left side one on right side. One on left and one on right are located where bayholion cysts would be. The other on the left is higher about in line with top of vagina.
They are lumps under the skin ( for example like how you would expect a breast lump to be) there is no pain no pus no inflammation. You can only feel them under the skin they are not on top.
I’m freaking out this is cancer. Any ideas what these could be. I mentioned them to my gyno during pregnancy and 6 week checkup but he just did not examine me thoroughly and shrugged of my concerns. I am very scared and google is telling me very rare things but they don’t seem to match my symptoms. Help anyone!
Late in pregnancy I noticed 3 lumps in the vulva area. Two on left side one on right side. One on left and one on right are located where bayholion cysts would be. The other on the left is higher about in line with top of vagina.
They are lumps under the skin ( for example like how you would expect a breast lump to be) there is no pain no pus no inflammation. You can only feel them under the skin they are not on top.
I’m freaking out this is cancer. Any ideas what these could be. I mentioned them to my gyno during pregnancy and 6 week checkup but he just did not examine me thoroughly and shrugged of my concerns. I am very scared and google is telling me very rare things but they don’t seem to match my symptoms. Help anyone!
Sounds like you need to go to another doctor that will take you a bit more seriously and give you an exam. I wouldn't ignore these, and I would get them checked out- but don't let Google scare you- it always sounds like you are dying when you Google things! Get to the doctor and let us know how you are doing.
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