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Should a cut on labia minora look like this? + Vestibular papillae? (Pic)

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This is quite embarrassing, so I'll keep this short.

I haven't paid attention to how my vaginal lips looked like, before I got sexually active, so I have no idea how normal this is.

I had rough sex with my boyfriend a few days ago, and got this white patch afterwards, which hurt, and still does a bit. I guess it is a cut? Am I completely wrong?

Also, all these bumps looks quite like vestibular papillomatosis ... The area was itching a month back or so, where the bumps were there as well. The bumps haven't changed since then, and haven't itched.

Before anyone asks why I'm not going to the doc instead: I'm changing doctor, so I can first get an appointment in at least 14 days.

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  • Angel91
    Angel91 Guest

    Posted

    I wonder if that might be a blister after having rough sex, I am not sure it looks like a cut. However, I think this does need to be seen by a Doctor (I know you are trying) or is there any way you can get in with a family planning clinic (UK) or a OB/GYN? They will be more used to that particular area and will be able to advise you well.

    I think the fact that it appeared so quickly pretty much rules out an STI, however you are still at risk for infections so it is important to get checked out. Using condoms is a big help but doesn't prevent transmission of all STI's. If you did  use a condom though (please say you did lol) then I am very proud of you, it is important to take your health seriously and that is one of the best things you can do to help sexually.

    • Guest
      Guest Angel91

      Posted

      I'm glad to say that the blister/cut disappeared without any problems during a couple of days smile.

      I am still going to get it checked, though. I actually have an appointment at my new doctor tomorrow, so I can be sure the area downthere is healthy smile.

      Thank you for your reply!

    • Angel91
      Angel91 Guest

      Posted

      I am glad to hear it! I am so sorry you didn't get a response sooner, but when I saw you had gotten no replies I wanted to say something. Maybe dab a little lube in that area next time, eh? :D
  • cath73367
    cath73367 Guest

    Posted

    Whats the big fleshy lump in the middle? Is that normal for you? I have one which has appeared and its pressing on me and hurting.
    • Guest
      Guest cath73367

      Posted

      The fleshy lump is simply a part of the vagina smile I think it's called the vestibule. If a lump has suddenly appeared, though, I would probably consult a doctor, if I was you.
  • cath73367
    cath73367 Guest

    Posted

    Aww right, Want sure tbh, Not seen it before.
  • questions
    questions Guest

    Posted

    I have the same situation minus the white part thing and I was just curious if you had any updates on your situation or what it is?
    • Guest
      Guest questions

      Posted

      I went to my doctor, who looked at it. By that time the white part had healed, and her only comment was that everything looked normal. Nothing has changed since then, either, so we've probably just examined our private parts a bit too much smile.
    • vaca81427
      vaca81427 Guest

      Posted

      Hey there! I just look for a solution for my "problem" so I came across this forum. Anyway I have those skin coloured bumps and I was wondering do dey go away after a while or they grow?? Thanks if anyone answers :*

    • Guest
      Guest vaca81427

      Posted

      Hi! If your bumps start to grow, I would suggest talking with a doctor. But for me, they haven't disappeared. They are, however, really small, so they don't bother me. And again, my doctor didn't see anything abnormal, so I assume they might actually be pretty normal to have - but it's always good to check up on it once in a while smile

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