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PostPosted: 11/18/06 - 23:43    Post subject: Swollen labia normal? Vote now! Reply with quote
okay so earlier today i was really itchy down there (nothing out of teh ordanaery 4 me i had a busy week and i hadnt hsowerd ina few days) and my left labia was swollen 2 er 3 x its size! it felt like there was acalcium deposit or sumthin in itafter i showerd it stopped itching and the swelling has gonedown sum but im still wondering should i be worried?
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