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What Causes Lump On Upper Labia?

I have a large lump on my right upper labia. It happened the next morning after sex. It has been a week and is not going away. I have been on antibiotics for a sinus infection. I am now on my period. What should I do? Should I make an appointment in a week?
Fri, 6 Feb 2015
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Hi! thanks for writing to HCM;

well, If I were your treating Doctor for this case of lump on upper labia, I would come up with three possibilities, these include:

1. a small hematoma/mucosal ulcer with resolving infection
     
2. some sebaceous cyst or some other cysts like inclusion cyst due to some injury

3. para-urethral or Bartholin's cyst!

It is not related to sinus infection or antibiotics!

I suggest you to go for clinical assessment (therfore to see your gynecologist) and if necessary FNAC test for confirmation and to relieve your concerns!

Hope this answers your question. If you have additional questions or follow up questions then please do not hesitate in writing to us. I will be happy to answer your questions.

Wishing you good health.
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What Causes Lump On Upper Labia?

Hi! thanks for writing to HCM; well, If I were your treating Doctor for this case of lump on upper labia, I would come up with three possibilities, these include: 1. a small hematoma/mucosal ulcer with resolving infection 2. some sebaceous cyst or some other cysts like inclusion cyst due to some injury 3. para-urethral or Bartholin s cyst! It is not related to sinus infection or antibiotics! I suggest you to go for clinical assessment (therfore to see your gynecologist) and if necessary FNAC test for confirmation and to relieve your concerns! Hope this answers your question. If you have additional questions or follow up questions then please do not hesitate in writing to us. I will be happy to answer your questions. Wishing you good health.