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Bump On Vagina, Drying Up, Prevents Penetration, Cramping. What Is It?

There was a lump or bulge that prevented my husband from penetration the other night, and it caused me to dry up. I have continued to be dry or at leasy drier than normal for two days now, and there is itching. I looked tonight and there is a round ball near the opening of my vagina , near my perineum . I am also experiencing some cramping. I am very freaked out, and will be calling my OB GYN first thing in the morning, but I want to hear what it could possibly be (long term relationship we ve been tested and are faithful so highly doubtful it s STD ).
Fri, 8 Mar 2013
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Dermatologist 's  Response
hello dear.
Thanks for writing to us.
It is not a STD.
It is in fact a condition called as bartholin cyst.
although it happens due to bacterial infection of bartholin gland which is situated in that area, but definetly it is not a sexually transmitted condition.
meet a gynec.
this cyst can be drained
thank you
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Bump On Vagina, Drying Up, Prevents Penetration, Cramping. What Is It?

hello dear. Thanks for writing to us. It is not a STD. It is in fact a condition called as bartholin cyst. although it happens due to bacterial infection of bartholin gland which is situated in that area, but definetly it is not a sexually transmitted condition. meet a gynec. this cyst can be drained thank you