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Small Lump Between Anus And Vagina, Pressure On Pushing It. Cancer Symptoms?

hello, tonight i was having a bath and whilst cleaning the inide of my vagina i pushed down slightly and felt a pea sized lump. i pushed harder and it was between my anus and my vagina, but seemed to be more connected to my anus as it didnt move. it didnt hurt, just felt like pressure when i was pushing on it....im extremely worried and dont think i can wait untill monday to make a doctors appointment. what could this be apart from me thinking immediatly cancer!
Sat, 23 Feb 2013
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Hi,
there are possibilities of many benign swellings in that region , many time lipoma can have similar feel. Do not worry , let your doctor thoroughly examine the swelling . Based on clinical finding he/she may order an biopsy from that lesion to confirm the diagnosis.
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Small Lump Between Anus And Vagina, Pressure On Pushing It. Cancer Symptoms?

Hi, there are possibilities of many benign swellings in that region , many time lipoma can have similar feel. Do not worry , let your doctor thoroughly examine the swelling . Based on clinical finding he/she may order an biopsy from that lesion to confirm the diagnosis.