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I have a question,i noticed a lump on my vaginal opening,and i try to touch it & its not painful. it is a normal?
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Cysts: Cysts occur in the vaginal area and are usually benign and usually painless unless they're infected. Have a gynecologist examine you to be sure.
Answered 6/13/2014
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