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I saw my dr. l have a lot of lumps near the opening of my vagina he said its normal because its not infected. should l get a second opinion?
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Communication: Any time that you are seeing a physician and are not satisfied with the care being rendered it is reasonable to seek another opinion. First, however, it would be appropriate to discuss this issue with the examining doctor and see if they can communicate more effectively. If you feel that they do not know enough, see somebody else. Good luck.
Answered 7/12/2013
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