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two flesh colered bumps one on top of my clitoral hood

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PostPosted: 07/30/06 - 11:45    Post subject: two flesh colered bumps one on top of my clitoral hood Vote now! Reply with quote
This all started as a yeast infection, I immediately purchased monistat 1 day, this cleard up the yeast infection, but then out of no where I start bleeding which is not associated with my normal cycle! I then realize I have two flesh colered bumps one on top of my clitoral hood and one at the bottom and they are very uncomfortable!! What is this?? Please help....ASAP!
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