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Tissue Growths On Vaginal Walls, Thick White Discharge, Abdominal Pain Radiating To Back, Have Single Partner. What Could This Be?

I just noticed that I have appx 4 tissue(?) growths on the inside of my vaginal walls and a thick, white, sticky discharge . My lower, right abdomen has been hurting/ cramping since yesterday but in the last couple of hours it has worsened and spread around my side and to my lower back. These growths are about the side of a sweet pea and they ve appeared suddenly. Ive been faithfully married (and so has my husband-Im 98% sure of anyways)for 6 years. I highly doubt this is an STD but Im in pain and need some answers please. I d really appreciate anything you have to offer.
Mon, 7 Apr 2014
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Hi,
Thanks for sharing your problem with us.
There are many reasons for abdominal pain & vaginal growths apart from STDs.
Nothing can be said for sure without a local examination & necessary investigation. These two problems may have a separate reason behind them.
I think you should plan a Gynecologist visit at the earliest.
Take care.
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Tissue Growths On Vaginal Walls, Thick White Discharge, Abdominal Pain Radiating To Back, Have Single Partner. What Could This Be?

Hi, Thanks for sharing your problem with us. There are many reasons for abdominal pain & vaginal growths apart from STDs. Nothing can be said for sure without a local examination & necessary investigation. These two problems may have a separate reason behind them. I think you should plan a Gynecologist visit at the earliest. Take care.