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[Topic ID] 155 [Post ID] 762 [Date & Time] 2005-11-05 20:45:24 [Post Text] 
Today I woke up with a small pimple on my outer vulva lip / labia major. I didnt think anything of it but became aware of it when I went to the toilet after getting out of bed. By six in the evening it had grown into a very painful lump and was bright red and violent. The pain was unbearable too. I took two painkillers that I had in the house and started to drink lots of water too as my mouth was all fury and dry and I had also developed a nasty cough. I also became aware of my breathing sounding a bit wheazy. I dozed off around seven this evening and then woke in terrible pain. The lump had grown to about two and a half inches big. I swallowed my fear and telephoned the emergency out of hours doctor who arranged for me to be seen immediately at the Gyni department at the hospital. They said it was an abscess and if not calmed down or burst by tomorrow night would have to be drained. My Partner asked them what caused it and they said an in growing hair folicile which had become infected and is quite common. I now have pain killers and some antibiotics and am scared of the whole thing. The doctor who exammined this lump said that it appeared that it may well burst on its own. I am now willing that to happen. I was relieved when he said no one would touch it tonight because I need to get the antibiotics into my system first. I hate things like this but am relieved that it is not something more serious. I was alarmed at the rate this thing grew today. I have posted my experience here in case it helps someone else. There has been a bit of discussion on this forum lately about vaginal acne and other spots. It is quite a common problem which on the whole is nothing to worry about but should always be checked for a second opinion just to rule out infection. Basically if the spots hurt from within, it is infected and needs treatment. Hope this helps Princess
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