Vagina Bump - I Have A Pea Size Vagina Bump In Inner Wall Of

Vagina bump

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I have a pea size vagina bump in inner wall of vagina is it serious. Do I need to go for check up. No pain

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Dr. Archana Agarwal

Gynecologist 30 yrs exp Bangalore

Always. Better to checkup for such bumps

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