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Lump - help

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kirstyleigh1994
kirstyleigh1994

Hello Ladies,

It has been quite some time since I posted on here as my situation has significantly changed over the last few months, i'm not longer with my partner of 4 years meaning I am no longer TTC.

However I don't know if this is PCOS related but I feel it probably is anyway, to the point Kirsty!... I have a lump just right of my vagina, its kind of in the crease near my leg (sorry for the details) the skin does not hurt however when touched it feels tender and I can feel a lump under there and its making my legs feel like the circulation is really bad at the moment.

Wondering if anyone had any input? 

Thanks! 

Kirsty xxx

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  • laura47063
    laura47063 kirstyleigh1994

    Posted

    Hi Kirsty,

    I suffer with pcos aswell, could it be a skin tag? I have one in the same place that you've described and it's just a small bobbly fleshy lump xx

    • kirstyleigh1994
      kirstyleigh1994 laura47063

      Posted

      Hi Laura!

      No I've had skin tags before it's like under my skin if that makes sense? It doesn't sting it's just like a dull ache and I've been having stomach pains also.. My periods are shockingly unregular and for the last 4 years unheard of but I've recently dropped a little bit of weight and had a period last month I'm not sure if it's connected! Xxx

    • laura47063
      laura47063 kirstyleigh1994

      Posted

      Not sure Hun, if it's worrying you though you should just get it checked out with your doctor to put your mind at rest, it could be nothing! Do you take anything for your pcos?
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