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Cyst/Lump Popped NOW WHAT?

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PostPosted: 07/27/06 - 16:36    Post subject: Cyst/Lump Popped NOW WHAT? Vote now! Reply with quote
I've had a golfball size lump in my vigina for the past few days and today it popped and i know it sounds gross but a lot of blood and pus came out. it feels a lot better now but it's not draining so i dont know if i should go to the doctor and get it checked out or just wait and see if it will drain and clear up on it's own. Thanks!!!
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PostPosted: 07/27/06 - 19:55    Post subject: re: lumps Vote now! Reply with quote
Hey hun,
As a trainee midwife, if I saw anything like that on any of the women I treat we would get a doctor to see it IMMEDIATELY. So that would be my advise to you, SEE A DOCTOR AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. The fact that it burst can cause infection.

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