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Pelvic Bone?

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TheRoyalGeek
TheRoyalGeek

I'm not sure if this is the right spot since there were no groups for just vaginas. But I thought I had a slight bladder prolapse (doctor at the urgent care thought so). I went to a specialist gyno and he said no prolapse. But there is this hard bump when I stick my fingers in. Like right at the entrance. Hard like a bone. I was trying to read around and so far no info. But I have read that it is my pelvic bone. It just feels so promident and I think due to my anxiety it's bothering me for the first time, before I never noticed it, I even have a 7 year old. 

Do any other females here feel something hard, like a bump where you can curve your fingers around when inserting your fingers into the vagina?

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  • rockin_R
    rockin_R TheRoyalGeek

    Posted

    No doesn't seem normal. But what's normal for one may not be for the other. It was your G spot I thought. Anyway have you considered seeing a specialist even more so a urologist would be a great help
    • TheRoyalGeek
      TheRoyalGeek rockin_R

      Posted

      I have. Seen a gyno and they said that it was some kind of shelf? I have no clue. My anxiety takes hold and I forget everything, especially anything that may have seemed normal to me. 
    • TheRoyalGeek
      TheRoyalGeek rockin_R

      Posted

      To clarify the bump is at the entrance of the vagina on the wall in front. That is why the female urgent care doctor thought maybe a slight prolapse but everything else seemed good. And the gyno said nothing was wrong, that is how a vagina is supposed to be. I see my family doctor next week for a sexual health check. 
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