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Hi , i gave vaginal birth about 2 months ago and i have what feels like a small lump or ball inside my vagina , is it something i should be worried about, will it go away, is it part of the healing process or should i go and see a gynecologist ?
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See a gynecologist : This could be an inclusion cyst or from a vaginal repair that should be looked at
Answered 1/2/2021
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