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Can swelling be permanent of the vagina and vaginal opening? i'm worried it will never subside!
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Very rarely: Unless you have a very rare condition, swelling of the vagina and vaginally opening won't be permanent. The vagina can swell alot due to trauma or some infections/irritants but this does go away. Hope this helps.
Answered 6/12/2015
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