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writes: Hello,this will probably be the most embarassing question, or story, or what ever I will ever ask or tell about in my teanage life. So lately a year ago, I have been having hard sores in the inside of my left vagina lip(or however they say it), well both sides of my vagina. It stings and hurt when I touch it( I know it sounds gross). I have never done anything sexually, with anybody. Im a teenage girl. I just need a doctor or someone who has delt with this before, to tell me if I should be worried, and tell my mom or it's nothing to worry about. Pleaassee I need help.
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reader, anonymous, writes (20 October 2009): We can not examine you accross a computer screen, we are not physicians, make an appointment with your doctor to get a diagnosis and to answer your questions, get a solution to your problem or to ease your worries.
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reader, anonymous, writes (20 October 2009): Be a bit more specific about the symptoms. But one thing i know is that you should definetely go to the doctor or else it's gonna get worse and worse. I know it's embarrassing but you really need to get this checked out...........that's what i did. Good luck =]
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reader, shabana47  +, writes (20 October 2009):
Even if it's nothing it's worth going to the doctor to get checked out, or at the very least talk to your mom. And even if you're embarrassed this is a question of your health and should be dealt with, because if it turns out to be something you'll really regret not going.
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reader, Esperanza  +, writes (20 October 2009):
does it feel like it's underneath the skin, or can you feel it on the surface of the skin?
If it's underneath, it could be a bartholin cyst. Maybe you could look it up to see if the symptoms match. I had one of those and they can be very painful, but I don't think they're too serious. They sometimes just go away on their own after a few days, if not, I'd go to the doctor.
Hope this helps! Feel better soon.
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