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Swelling on outer labia
I have a swelling on my outer labia, looks reddish and pains when i touch it. I need to know what this is about. And this is not the first time i have had this. I take an antibiotic every time for 5 days. But this is the 4th time this happened. Please help.
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you have recurrant infection so it should be examine and investigate properly to understand pathophysiology of your condition,so kindly visit your nearer gynaecologist .
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you have to shave the hairs on that part and maintain complete hygiene. it can also be because of fungal infection. use candid B ointment that should help you
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Localized infection...glandluar or soft tissue in the labia... which is not getting completely clear with antibiotics. Get checked for diabetes as well. Homeopathy has effective solutions withour side effects and long term benefits by improving your resistance.
Maintain local hygeine regularly.
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Dr. Sarika Dahiphale
Infertility Specialist
20 yrs exp
Pune
kindly show it to gynecologist....it is mostly bartholins absess
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Dr. Lakshmi H K
Gynecologist
16 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi, history looks like a Bartholin's gland infection.kindly meet the Gynecologist.
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