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Noticed a white vaginal skin tag but no other symptoms. was not there this morning ?
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Exam needed: A skin tag doesn't form over night. An inclusion cyst is more likely but an examination by a physician,gynecologist or dermatologist is needed for a definitive diagnosis and an outline of treatment options.
Answered 3/22/2019
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