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I have lumps in my pubic area. my gyno told me they are fatty deposits. now i am feeling them when i wipe in both areas.. should i get a secomd opini?
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Yes: If you doubt any diagnosis, you should get a second opinion. "fatty deposits" can occur in the vaginal area.
Answered 11/6/2013
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