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Protruding Mass
I've been having a slightly strange/foul odor lately, so I decided to check and see if I forgot a tampon or something. I discovered a mass, but it's not a rogue tampon. I'm slightly worried and was wondering if anyone has suggestions or has been in a similar situation.
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See a doctor. It might be nothing or it might be worth a diagnosis. Ob-gyns get lost-tampon calls all the time, so it's not like the doc would be grossed out or anything. Just go.
Anytime you find something abnormal about your vaginal area, you should see your ob/gyn. I suggest you make an appointment today, so you can see her by next week or sooner if she has an opening. Blessings - Blu
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