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Who do i see to remove vaginal millia? gynae ? gp? dermatologist?
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Vag bumps : Generally if you are experiencing any issue in the vulvo-vaginal area starting with a Gynecologist is a safe bet. You may sometimes start with your GP but if they’re not comfortable managing issues in that area you’ll end up at the GYN anyway.
Answered 5/8/2019
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