Patient's question:
Female, 25, a small lump the size of a peanut has grown at the vaginal opening. It's not red, but it feels hard when pressed and causes some pain. There's no sensation when it's not touched. What could be the cause?Doctor's answer:
Medical Analysis: Based on your description, the situation you mentioned falls under the category of lumps or bumps at the vaginal opening. In terms of symptoms, it is likely caused by cysts.Advice: If you are concerned, it is recommended to visit a doctor for a thorough examination. Since there has been no change over a long period, it is likely benign and generally does not cause significant issues. However, if you remain concerned, you can also opt for surgical removal treatment.