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I have bumps on my private part
From 4 days i had a black bump on my private part and its itching can u please tell me what should i do
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A firm dark bump on the vulva that has appeared over a few days is most often a blocked hair follicle, an infected gland or a small clotted blood vessel, and less often a wart or a cyst. Colour alone does not tell them apart, and the vulva is not an area to guess at a lesion. It is a two minute examination and most causes are simple to treat once identified.
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Please book a gynaecologist appointment this week for an examination. Keep the area clean and dry, avoid shaving or waxing there until it has been seen, and wear loose cotton underwear.
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Do not squeeze, pick or apply any cream to it. A bump that grows rapidly, becomes very painful, or comes with fever needs to be seen the same day, as an abscess may need drainage.
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