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Raised bumps on both sides of labia majora, went and got tested (neg) she said they weren't wart but maybe skin tags. is it normal? (pictures in file)
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YES: Skin tags are very common and benign. Other causes could be cysts, also benign.
Answered 2/5/2018
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