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two pictures are my left labia and the other is my right. they don't hurt when touched and they don't stinge when I pee. 
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Laceydub
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on the last picture dont mind that clear thing ts on the end of the labia its just discharge
b30929 Laceydub
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id say it was VP. see a doctor for peace of mind tho
hunter82737 Laceydub
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I have the same exact problem like it it looks exactly like yours. If you find out can you please respond and say what it is??
Laceydub hunter82737
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yes! im gonna be making an appointment next week so hopefully ill get some answers
Laceydub hunter82737
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the doctor told me it was VP!đź’• i wrote a more descriptive answer in the replies about how the doctors went
Laceydub
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just wanted to update that im going to the doctors tomorrow to see what this is. Any last thoughts or opinions? im really sure its VP.
Laceydub
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Just came back from the doctors and its vestibular pallipae (VP) !!!! I was SO relieved!!! Im still in shock/some disbelief because they just look weird but it's completely normal! its gonna take me some time to get used to them but im just gonna run down what the doctor asked me before checking down there- for anyway who may need help if they think they have VP!
she first asked if I had puss coming out of the bumps or if they were filled with puss and I said no. She then asked if it hurt when I pee and I said no. Then she asked about vaginal discharge (i think they had to ask me these Qs anyway- just in case it could be an STD or yeast infection or something...so I think if one did have VP and it also hurt when they peed you could probably just have a UTI and VP at the same time or something as an example )
So then after these questions she looked at my girly parts and automatically said “yea this is VP”. She said they can be different sizes also. That VP can look bigger than mine- the bumps/filiform like things. And some may be smaller. She then said they go away on there own so I proceeded and asked “what if they took awhile to go away is there a way I could get them removed” and she said she didn't recommend it at all, to just let them go away on there own.
I hope I helped anyone who might be in the same position in the future or now!đź’• Here's a more clear picture of them -what they looked like a few days ago-
Guest Laceydub
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do they still look like that? because i have had mine for years and they never went away... i wish to remove them but have no idea how