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Why do my labia minora get swollen and tender every once in a while?
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A few possibilities: Swollen, tender labia could be caused by yeast infection, bacterial infection, or STDs. Could also be from intercourse where there was not enough lubrication. Could be from other skin conditions. The next time it happens, see doctor for exam.
Answered 10/30/2015
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