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A thick bumpy/lumpy tissue with a tiny opening in its center at vaginal opening. is this normal?! (virgin. can insert tampons. regular periods.)
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Normal. : It is likely that it is a normal urethra or a hymen. Get an exam if unsure.
Answered 11/15/2017
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