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Has anyone ever had a hard feeling lump in their inner labia?
Has anyone ever had a hard feeling lump in their inner labia? I just noticed one 1n/on mine today and it hurts to touch it but does NOT hurt when I go to the bathroom and I have NOT had sex lately. I am overweight and I do sweat alot so I am wondering if it is just a blocked gland or a cyst that should be checked by a dr? It feels like the lump is in the middle or toward the end facing the vagina.
Hi. Sorry I replied to your message so many months later.
I was on here searching another topic and found your note.
My tiny lump went away. i went to a doc and he said it was nothing to worry about. WAs just a small cyst. He prescribed nothing for it but time. It shrunk considerably a few months after my doc visit. and about 8 months later was/and still is completely gone. My lump was under the skin on my inner labia. it was about the size of a tapioca or ... a sesame seed. I could only feel it if I held the labia between two fingers. Once I was aware of it I could suddenly "feel" it too! Got me worried. It shrunk to nothingness and went away all by itself.
I was on here searching another topic and found your note.
My tiny lump went away. i went to a doc and he said it was nothing to worry about. WAs just a small cyst. He prescribed nothing for it but time. It shrunk considerably a few months after my doc visit. and about 8 months later was/and still is completely gone. My lump was under the skin on my inner labia. it was about the size of a tapioca or ... a sesame seed. I could only feel it if I held the labia between two fingers. Once I was aware of it I could suddenly "feel" it too! Got me worried. It shrunk to nothingness and went away all by itself.
I HAVE THE SAME PROBLEM RIGHT NOW. IT HUTS LIKES HELL WHEN I MOVE AND IF I WERE TO MOVE A CERTAIN WAY IT STINGS. I HAVENT HAD SEX IN A LONG TIME SO I NO IT NOT AN STD. I WAS GOING TO WAIT A COUPLE DAYS AND IF IT DOES NOT GO AWAY I AM GOING TO SEE MY DOCTOR.
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