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Suggest Remedy For Recurring Bumps On Labia Majora

I am 21 and I have a recurring bump on the right side of my labia majora it starts off the same every time. At first its a small bump then within 2-3 days it becomes larger and also becomes painful to touch. It has a red head and feels as though it could be filled with pus. I ve never popped it because it is too painful to touch. It normally goes away in a week. Its a single bump that shows up every couple of months. This problem started about 3 years ago. I have not been sexual active for 3 years and I have been tested since and I was negative for any STD so it shouldn t be sexually related. I can show pictures if that would help. Any idea of what this could be? Is there any way to stop this problem from recurring? Thanks
Mon, 6 Oct 2014
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Hi
This is called as Batholin cyst and it gets recurrently infected. Take advice of your Gynec. Small surgical procedure is done to remove it otherwise it occurs recurrently.
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Suggest Remedy For Recurring Bumps On Labia Majora

Hi This is called as Batholin cyst and it gets recurrently infected. Take advice of your Gynec. Small surgical procedure is done to remove it otherwise it occurs recurrently. TC