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PostPosted: 04/06/07 - 22:36    Post subject: lumps on labia minora Vote now! Reply with quote
Hi I'm 17 and i've never had sex. About 2 weeks ago I noticed what looked like a pimple on my labia minora. About a day or two ago it went away but now i have two of the same kind of bumps on the opposite side. I've been searching the internet but all it pulls up are STDs and that cant be my case. Please help.
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