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Re: painless lumpFor more information on symptoms and treatment of endometriosis visit www.EndometriosisZONE.org. From: Robin (anonymous@obgyn.net)Sat, 2 Mar 2002 07:19:43 -0600 (CST)
At Sat, 2 Mar 2002, angela wrote: > >i have been itchy "down there" for a few days now but have pretty much >cleared it up with warm tub soaks. however, just today i discovered a >big lump on my right labia. it's about the size of the very tip of my >index finger. it is not hard, but not as soft as the labia itself. it, >itself is not itchy, and it is not sore at all. it doesn't appear to be >any odd color either. its just a lump that appeared suddenly. being >friday, should i wait to see how i am by monday to be checked, or go to >a clinic over the weekend? also, my period begins this week-would that >have anything to do with it? i've never had this before, on either side. >please write back, i'm not too worried but i am definitely uncomfortable >with the idea of not being 100% healthy. >thank you It could be an ingrown hair. You might want to try taking the baths again to soak the lump...When I've had them, I've been told to use water as hot as I can stand it. Having something like this doesn't make you any less healthy. If you are at all concerned, do call your MD or go to the ER if it gets too painful. I've had them where it hurt to sit!
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