I noticed a tiny bump on my vagina three-four months ago. It was very tiny and I barely felt it but recently, it grew in size almost like a very small blister. It's not itchy and it isnt painful when touched. What could possible cause this? Ive been having sex with just one person for almost a year now. I used to be on pills nordette and diane and at times my boyfriend uses condom when we have sex. Im really worried..Does anyone know what this tiny blister-like thing is?
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Q: what are possible causes of a tiny blister-like or wart on vagina?
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12/17/09 12:35pm
It will take an actual physical examination by a doctor to accurately tell you what this might be. Of course the worry is genital warts or some other sexually transmitted disease but by no means can anyone say right now, that you have an std.
It is possible that it is a sebaceous cyst, which are almost always harmless and may go away on it's own. You can also read this article by Merely Me, a writer and community leader for this site about Bumps On the Vagina: How to Know if it is Serious.
You should arrange to be examined so that you can quit worrying and decide whether it is worth having it removed by the doctor, if it is a cyst.
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