Should i be worried, there's a bump near my virgina? - i have a bump near my virgina what is it
ok, in the 15th and at school we were talking about cancer and how to check. When I surf I suddenly found. his right in the left thigh, near my Virginia. I do not know what to do. can not see, but I can feel it.
its very embarrassing for havent told anyone, none of you can help me
I Have A Bump Near My Virgina What Is It Should I Be Worried, There's A Bump Near My Virgina?
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There may be a Bartholin gland cyst
http://women.webmd.com/tc/bartholin-glan look here for sure ...
Probably nothing to be afraid, you have a school nurse could take a look?
Probably nothing to be afraid, you have a school nurse could take a look?
In his thigh, what? Probably a stroke of sweat. I know what the thinking of jumping to conclusions to draw, but that is one thing. I have the skin on her arms and thigh skin colorish? \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ \\ U0026lt - Well, it's the excess skin on the skin, there is nothing that they should really look like buttons can only make the lotion. And it may be an ingrown hair! The likelihood is that you will develop cancer in their individual parts, very low. But keep a close eye on what you can do one or two weeks away. Do you have a mother or sister. Try talking with a friend or family member thereof. And embarrsessed No! We all get things like that only the separation of life! And do not be mean, but if you say something about them that the human race think they have it. For when it comes to pests, people start scratching their heads thinking they were lol! But that really only does have a few litte hypocondreacts
could be an ingrown hair
Do not be alarmed, this is a rare case of cancer in or near the vagina. This might happen, but it's unlikely.
I can say here is going to visit a doctor and get tested if they do not disappear in a few days.
It can be uncomfortable, a physician on the issue, we asked questions, but its better to have a professional look to ensure that no serious health problems.
We wish him luck.
Probably nothing to be afraid, you have a school nurse could take a look?
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