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vaginal lump
A few days ago I found a lump type thing under the skin on my vagina. It's on the left hand side, under the skin of the labia minora. It's quite big, but I use the term "lump" loosely; I just don't know what else to call it. It's not hard, in fact it kind of feels like a ball of water or something. When you apply pressure to it it kind of slips out from under your finger and moves around... I am 18 if that makes any difference? Is this in any way normal? please can someone give me advice as it's totally creeping me out...
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I noticed a large bump inside my vagina on the bone on the upper part almost outside the hole, it doesn't hurt and I don't know how long it's been there. Its not noticeable unless press on it and move it around...I just wanted to know if this is normal? Weird but possibly normal??
It could be nothing but I would def have your gynecologist look at it. With these things is better to know for sure
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