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I hav vegina boils/lumps
I had one boil before 2 weeks.. today I saws 4 lumps near the vegina (both side). What is the cause of such lumps? Is it really some infection which is causing too many lumps. M scared.please suggest what to do.
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Sexually transmitted disease can cause such a symptom. Please get a check up done with your gynec ASAP. Dr Sachin Dalal Madhu Hospital Bhandup West Mumbai
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Hi there.. I can understand your worry.. vaginal boils or pustules or lumps cause lot of panic.. no need get worried so much.. causes of it includes-1.Skene's duct cysts which occur on either side of the urethra (where you urinate).2.Bartholin cysts occur on either side of the lower part of the labia majora, the outside of the vagina. 3.Blocked hair follicles, or folliculitis is probably the most common "bump" seen in the genitalia. 4.Hidradenitis suppurativa is a condition causes painful clogged sweat glands. 5.Molluscum contagiosum,viral infection causes small, fleshy bumps on the vulva.6.genital herpes causes pustules around vulva. 7.genital warts caused by human papilloma virus.. depending on cause treatment differs.. to know exact cause, direct examination is needed.. please consult dermatologist for complete evaluation and further management..
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