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Suggest Treatment For Inflammation Inside The Vagina

Hi, i am worried because the inside of my vagina seems a bit inflamed, the bit below my pee hole is really big and when i spread the lips apart all you can see is this piece of flesh. it doesn t hurt and isn t sore at all it just gets in the way a lot. can you please help?
Wed, 21 Feb 2018
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Hello,
Thanks for sharing your health concern with us. From your description, the possibilities are, 1. a piece of hymen hanging loose, 2. edematous vaginal walls protruding out into the vulval region, or 3. a septum. A proper local examination will help to decide the exact cause. If there is any infection, swabs can be taken simultaneously and a urinalysis ordered. While surgical excision is the treatment of choice for loose tissue/septa, medical management along with application of local ice packs will suffice for edematous tissue. Hope this helps.
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Suggest Treatment For Inflammation Inside The Vagina

Hello, Thanks for sharing your health concern with us. From your description, the possibilities are, 1. a piece of hymen hanging loose, 2. edematous vaginal walls protruding out into the vulval region, or 3. a septum. A proper local examination will help to decide the exact cause. If there is any infection, swabs can be taken simultaneously and a urinalysis ordered. While surgical excision is the treatment of choice for loose tissue/septa, medical management along with application of local ice packs will suffice for edematous tissue. Hope this helps.