Brief Answer:
vaginal blisters

Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXXX
Thank you for choosing XXXXXXX After analyzing your pictures I feel they are vaginal blisters. In many cases vaginal blisters are developed because of sexually transmitted diseases (very often due to HPV i.e.human papilloma virus infection). Sometimes vaginal blisters can be developed in women who are not sexually active. There are several main causes for vaginal blisters including infections, friction, ingrown hairs or clogged sweat glands.
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Brief Answer:
HPV causes vaginal warts.

Detailed Answer:
Hi XXXXX
HPV(human papilloma virus) can cause warts. Warts can appear within weeks or months after sexual contact with an infected partner—even if the infected partner has no signs of genital warts. If left untreated, genital warts might go away, remain unchanged, or increase in size or number.
HPV is usually seen in sexually active women, if the person is not sexually active, then we can think of other causes like infections, friction, ingrown hairs or clogged sweat glands.
One more possibility in your case is molluscum contagiosum (viral skin infection with pearly nodules). It is usually seen if the patients immunity is very less, like HIV(human immuno deficiency).
Other differential diagnosis which I feel not fits in your case are:
Condyloma XXXXXXX fibroepitheliomas.
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