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With a new woman i'm seeing about 3-4 inches into her vagina there is a walnut-sized firm mass, under the dorsal/inferior surface. is that normal?
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Uncertain: It is not clear what exactly is going on here. There should not be a firm mass visible in the vagina. She should see an Obgyn for an exam to determine if something abnormal is happening.
Answered 10/17/2016
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