It seeps a whitish fluid at times and is about dime sized. Should i seek medical help or not be concerned.
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Q: I Have a bump on my vagina that just appeared.
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7/ 9/08 1:10am
Hi Concernedcitizen678,
I am a Psychologist and not a Physician, but I think a trip to your OB/GYN is a good idea. If indeed there is nothing to be concerned about, then you will know for sure and won't have to worry. And, if it is something to be concerned about, well then, you'll get the treatment that you need.
I assume that since you've posted on this site you are concerned about Herpes. You can read about the symptoms of herpes here. Another good article to read is The Basics of Genital Herpes.
Best Wishes,
Dr. Jennifer Fee
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