Hi,
Thanks for the query.

There is possibility of moles inside the vagina.
This is a rarer condition than vulvar moles.
Usually these moles are benign in nature.
But better to get examined to rule out the conditions like vaginal melanoma, as in early stages vaginal melanoma can also present without symptoms.
Your doctor can examine the characteristics of the lesion and if she thinks it is benign lesion followup is enough. In case of any abnormality she may advice biopsy to rule out the possibility of melanoma.
Usually intercourse will not affect the moles. But in case of melanoma there is possibility of bleeding.
So better to avoid intercourse till getting examined.
I told melanoma just as a possibility, as it is rare you don't worry about it.
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Hi,

As at present you are asymptomatic you can consult doctor on Thursday.
Vulvar moles are comparatively common than vaginal moles.
They can be seen in 10 to 12% of women.
Sometimes moles can appear with increasing age, but other factors like race, genetics, infections etc can also predispose to the development of moles.
If the mole undergoes following changes then there is a possibility to turn into malignant one:
-Increase in the size.
-Becoming asymmetrical.
-Change in color at some spots of the mole.
-Surface and border can become irregular.
-Itching, bleeding etc symptoms will appear.
-A cancerous mole may have diameter wider than 6 mm.


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Take care.

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