Vaginal cysts come in four main types including Bartholin's gland and Müllerian cysts. Most vaginal cysts will go away on their own and do not require medical treatment. See a doctor if the cyst ...

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Periodically, lumps develop in or around the vaginal opening. There are a variety of causes for these bumps, including cysts, skin tags, and warts. If you discover a lump on your vaginal wall, make an ...

From time to time, we all experience lumps and bumps around our genitals. That’s just a given. And because it’s so common, it’s hard to know when it’s time for a trip to the doctors and when ...

Having a lump or bump springing up on any part of your body can be worrying, but there's something particularly stomach-churning when it erupts on or around your vagina. It may appear to be a sinister ...

Lumps and bumps in and around the vagina are common. They can be harmless or a sign of an underlying condition that requires medical attention. If you’ve ever wondered about genital lumps, bumps, or ...

When Mia was 22, she woke up one morning with a sore vagina and later discovered a "quarter-sized hard lump" in the area. As a young woman, she struggled to find help and answers but she was finally ...

Vaginal health can be an overwhelming topic. Many people are uncomfortable speaking about the issues that arise with their genitalia — which, unfortunately, only further stigmatizes discussions about ...

Your vagina can be swollen for common reasons such as pregnancy, hormonal shifts that can increase infection risk, or the use of irritants like soaps. It may even be due to sexual activity and arousal ...

There’s literally no worse feeling than having a sore vagina. And while the vagina is an incredible organ (um, childbirth much?), it can be sensitive and there are things that can cause discomfort ...

There are a lot of places you expect to find pimples on your body. Your face, for one. Your chest and back, too. But your vagina? Really? Odds are good you haven’t given that much thought—unless, of ...