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Tiny hard bump

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scgcheryl
scgcheryl

two days ago when applying morning RX cream felt a tiny bump...smaller than a BB... On the front part of labia.  Any ideas? Cause for worry?

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  • LaineyBoo
    LaineyBoo scgcheryl

    Posted

    Google Bartholin's Cyst and see if this is in the right area? I had one few weeks back, doc checked it out n said it was a Bartholin's cyst n not of concern. Have a check n if in doubt get some reassurance from doc - hope it's nothing serious
  • hanny32508
    hanny32508 scgcheryl

    Posted

    Cheryl, I would like to advise you to see your doctor.  I think it impossible to tell what it would be on line. 

    Hopefully it won't be anything too serious, rather very inconvenient.

  • susan57536
    susan57536 scgcheryl

    Posted

    I had this happen before I was diagnosed. I found a bump while in the shower and it completely freaked me out and itched like crazy. I got an appt with a gyno but had to wait for it. In an ac of desperation to stop the itching, I used some anti-fungal cream that you get in a box of Canesten. A few days later, I noticed that the bump was gone. I don't know if the cream had anything to do with it, but it did go away. When I went to the gyno, I received my diagnosis. 
  • sandra01720
    sandra01720 scgcheryl

    Posted

    I had a tiny hard bump some years before I was diagnosed. My doc told me to come back if it's not gone in a specified time. It simply disappeared on its own.
  • Chrisy
    Chrisy scgcheryl

    Posted

    Always have anything you are not sure about checked by your GP or specialist.  This condition is manageable but needs watching.  Better safe than sorry.
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