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What is it?
Good morning, last time I noticed that there are such small blisters or flesh-colored warts on the lower larger labia, between the vagina and the anus ... what could it be? How can it be removed or cured?
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See your ob/gyn for a diagnosis. It could be genital warts, but could be something else, your description (a blister or a flesh-color wart) isn't specific enough to tell.
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