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What Causes Bump On Labia Majora?

I have a little bump on my labia majora. note, I am also a virgin. so I am kind of sure it can't be an STD. I never ever had any sexual contact with anyone. it doesn't hurt & I can walk & sit down right, I tried to pop it but it is too hard or something, I don't know, it just doesn't pop yet. what could it be? I have had one pimple before & it was like that, it was hard at first but later on it's own almost, I squeezed it just a tiny bit & the bump popped
Wed, 30 Jul 2014
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Pain Medicine & Palliative Care Specialist 's  Response
Ho,
This is likely to be a Bartholin's cyst. This is a common type of cyst in this area. If it is not getting any bigger then it needs no treatment. If it gets bigger or starts to. other you then you may need to have it drained or a minor operation to remove it.
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Dr K A Pottinger
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What Causes Bump On Labia Majora?

Ho, This is likely to be a Bartholin s cyst. This is a common type of cyst in this area. If it is not getting any bigger then it needs no treatment. If it gets bigger or starts to. other you then you may need to have it drained or a minor operation to remove it. Regards, Dr K A Pottinger