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* IS THIS NORMAL? abnormal tissue lining the vagina

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I was wondering if someone would be able to help me... probably 2-3 weeks ago I started noticing how abnormally lumpy the inside of my vagina felt. I’ve tried to take a look myself but I find it quite difficult to do at home. I noticed this weird skin tag like little lump and have no idea what it could be. I also just think that my hymen tissue looks odd and somewhat irregular. Would someone be able to tell me if it’s normal/not normal? 

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  • Pepasan
    Pepasan Guest

    Posted

    If it is a skin tag you may be able to treat it yourself with a TagBand kit. Search TagBand online. Proceed with caution, though, as it's not usually advised for sensitive areas. However, I used it quite near my eye and it worked without too much discomfort. It takes about 3 weeks for the unwanted skintag to die from lack of blood supply. No cutting or stitches and no scarring after another three weeks or so.

  • Sarah07162000
    Sarah07162000 Guest

    Posted

    Hi, honey. 

    Hymen comes in all shapes and sizes. I’m sure you’re normal. My hymen has always looked a little odd, too. No need to worry. 

    As far as the skin tag-like lumps go, they could have many causes. 

    Are you sexually active? 

    • Guest
      Guest Sarah07162000

      Posted

      Hi Sarah! ive only ever had one sexual partner (my current partner of the last 12 months) but we have had unprotected sex. Is it normal to feel quite rough and bumpy at the entrance of the vagina though?

      To my knowledge he has never experienced any sexual health issues, but its obviously still a possibility it could be something infectious. 

  • david911
    david911 Guest

    Posted

    Hymen is something that exists only in virgins. Are you still a virgin?
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