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sore itchy lump down below
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hiya
im a 19 year old women and for the last couple of days i noticed i was extremerly itchy down below. when i looked i found a very red lump down by my entrance. its very sore to touch and when i sit down.
any ideas what this can be?
thanks
im a 19 year old women and for the last couple of days i noticed i was extremerly itchy down below. when i looked i found a very red lump down by my entrance. its very sore to touch and when i sit down.
any ideas what this can be?
thanks
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The two Bartholin's glands lie next to the entrance to the vagina. They make a small amount of mucus-like fluid. A cyst (a fluid filled swelling) sometimes develops from a blocked duct that drains the fluid from a Bartholin's gland. Sometimes a gland gets infected, which may then develop into an abscess. Antibiotics may cure an infection or abscess.
The two Bartholin's glands lie next to the entrance to the vagina. They make a small amount of mucus-like fluid. A cyst (a fluid filled swelling) sometimes develops from a blocked duct that drains the fluid from a Bartholin's gland. Sometimes a gland gets infected, which may then develop into an abscess. Antibiotics may cure an infection or abscess.
carrot99 has told you what a Bartholin's Cyst is in the above thread.
Urethral Carnucle is a polyp (benign growth) at the neck of the urethra....it looks like a red blob. It may be symptomless, or it may cause bleeding or pain and bleeding on intercourse.
Also urinary symptoms may be present...burning when you pass water.
Treatment is by oestrogen creams or if that fails then surgical excision (minor operation)
To be certain, you should see your GP for examination.
Extremely unlikely to be malignant.
Urethral Carnucle is a polyp (benign growth) at the neck of the urethra....it looks like a red blob. It may be symptomless, or it may cause bleeding or pain and bleeding on intercourse.
Also urinary symptoms may be present...burning when you pass water.
Treatment is by oestrogen creams or if that fails then surgical excision (minor operation)
To be certain, you should see your GP for examination.
Extremely unlikely to be malignant.
ummm...STD?...anyone? the words itchy should set alarm bells ringing. could be a big spot though, we ladies do get them down there. get a mirror, investigate and see your gp! i would not wait to get my bits checked out, nor base my treatment on what some odd bods on the net say (btw - i am including myself in that description!!!). i just like my bits too much. good luck x
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