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Developed small lump on my labia majora
I have developed a small painful lump on my labia majora. It hurts when I press it, and the area is slightly red and swollen, but there is no pus or discharge coming out.
I haven’t had any recent injury or irritation. I’m not sure if it’s an ingrown hair or a boil.
Could you please guide me on what this might be, and whether I need any treatment or if it will heal on its own?
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Dr. Mamta Sharma
Consultant Physician
8 yrs exp
Delhi
Dear pt lump on labia major need to seen and examined .
plz mention
1) duration of symptoms.
2.similar complain in past.
3.diabetuc or not.
AdditionAl lumb near inguinal region need to be seen..
Plz start...
1)Tab chymoral forte..3 times a day .fir 3 to 5 days..
2) t bact ointment for local application
Observe for any improvement of symptoms...
If it's simple boil it may improve with the above treatment..
If remain the same plz..consult..
If possible plz check fasting blood sugar.
Next Steps
need more history and examination.
start treatment as adviced.
Health Tips
maintain hygiene of affected area
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Dr. Neha Vashisth
Obstetrician
14 yrs exp
Jaipur
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