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My vaginal hole is barely visible and there is something bumpy at the base of it. what could it be?
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At the opening?: Hard to say for sure but could be the hymen or a remnant of it, redundant tissue, warts, or a Bartholins cyst to name a few possibilities. Have a doctor take a look at it if it is causing trouble.
Answered 4/15/2017
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