Hello, and thanks for posting. 

I'm sorry this is causing you so much anxiety, but I'm going to be unable to tell you exactly what the matter is. What I can say is that you might have a Bartholin's cyst which would be far more likely in your age range than a vulval cancer. I know you weren't keen on hearing that, but our statistics show that no women under the age of 35 were diagnosed with vulval cancer between the years of 2015-2017, and the expected age of women is 75 plus. I think those numbers are good for you to know.

I've placed a link here telling you about the cysts, and you will understand better why you have some antibiotics to take.

I hope this has made things a bit clearer for you, but if you still feel concerned after you have finished all your antibiotics then do give the GP a call.

Take care,

Sarah.

Hi I'm 14 and have really bad anxiety, 2 days ago I woke up with a  hard, sore lump on my clitoral hood, it's gotten a little bigger since, it's really sore. Is there anything you think it could be or I could do to get rid of it/get it to go down? Im really nervous :(

Hello, and thanks for posting. 

I'm afraid we are going to be unable to say if there is anything the matter as we are not doctors, but what I can say is that cancer in this area is very unusual in your age range. It is normally seen in ladies a lot older.

Lumps in that area can be put down to other things like Bartholin's cysts, which I have provided information on here.

If you can it is good to try and talk this through with an adult that you trust, and then if you want to, contact the GP to organise an appointment. 

Take care, and try to not get yourself to stressed, as there will be an explanation. I know you have also posted elsewhere, so will post this there too.

Hopefully you will know more soon.

Sarah.

Hello, and thanks for posting. 

I'm afraid we are going to be unable to say if there is anything the matter as we are not doctors, but what I can say is that cancer in this area is very unusual in your age range. It is normally seen in ladies a lot older.

Lumps in that area can be put down to other things like Bartholin's cysts, which I have provided information on here.

If you can it is good to try and talk this through with an adult that you trust, and then if you want to, contact the GP to organise an appointment. 

Take care, and try to not get yourself to stressed, as there will be an explanation. I know you have also posted elsewhere, so will post this there too.

Hopefully you will know more soon.

Sarah.