Ball Of Flesh In Vagina Opening And It Is Squishy To Touch
I m young and a virigin and I looked down at my vagina opening and noticed a place of flesh hanging. The piece of flesh is squishy to touch and it doesn t cause me any discomfort. The piece of flesh doesn t connect with the bottom of my vagina opening and also the piece of flesh has a sort of ball shape. I looked online to see if anyone else had what I had and some did but they didn t really give answer to what it is. One person online said that her friend has the same thing and went to the doctor and he said it was a common growth. But I don t know if that girl was a virigin or if what she had is exactlly like mine. The piece of flesh is also slightly pale in color. Is it my hymen? Do I have a bladder prolapse? I m really scared! Please help!
Mon, 23 May 2011
General & Family Physician, Dr. P. Mahesh's Response
Hi Dear,
Welcome to HCM.
Since you say that it does not connect with your vaginal opening and since it is not like a flap but ball shaped, I think it is unlikely to be hymen. More likely it is a wart i.e. growth from vulval skin.
It is always better to consult a gynecologist and do not neglect it.
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Ball Of Flesh In Vagina Opening And It Is Squishy To Touch
Hi Dear, Welcome to HCM. Since you say that it does not connect with your vaginal opening and since it is not like a flap but ball shaped, I think it is unlikely to be hymen. More likely it is a wart i.e. growth from vulval skin. It is always better to consult a gynecologist and do not neglect it.