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What Causes Painless Lump Inside The Vagina While Diagnosed With Vaginal Infection?

I was diagnosed with vaginal infection a week ago, the doctor aaid it was bad n i had to take antibiotics every day+ cream+ suppository 5 days later - today i found a pee sized round hard painless lump inside my vagina! Im really concerned i need an answer asap !! Im scared it would be cancer please tell me quickly
Mon, 25 May 2015
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Hello.
Thankyou for contacting HCM.

The most common cause of painless vaginal lumps are cysts or angiomas and both these conditions do not require any treatment until they are causing you any discomfort.

I would highly recommend you consult your local gynaecologist and get yourself physically examined ro rule out any other causes and if required provide some treatment for them. I would'nt worry about vaginal cancer at this point as it is highly unlikely.

I hope this answers your question. Please feel free to contact HCM again if you have any concerns.
Wishing you good health.
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What Causes Painless Lump Inside The Vagina While Diagnosed With Vaginal Infection?

Hello. Thankyou for contacting HCM. The most common cause of painless vaginal lumps are cysts or angiomas and both these conditions do not require any treatment until they are causing you any discomfort. I would highly recommend you consult your local gynaecologist and get yourself physically examined ro rule out any other causes and if required provide some treatment for them. I would nt worry about vaginal cancer at this point as it is highly unlikely. I hope this answers your question. Please feel free to contact HCM again if you have any concerns. Wishing you good health.