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Lumps in the vaginal wall

Redbrick80
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Hi I just wanted to ask if anyone else has experienced anything like this. I'm worried sick and I can't cope with my feelings right now. A few days ago I noticed a group of oval shaped lumps of various size maybe a little larger than 5ps extending from the lowest posterior vaginal wall to just above mid way. They don't feel really hard and are painless. From what I've googled it's really scared me and I'm fearing the worse. Its not a prolapse or rectocele. I can also feel it from the anus side but it's stuck between the wall of the rectum and vagina. I think it's called the rectovaginal septum. Now I'm really worried I've got cancer. I don't know how long they have been there as I don't check these things. I'm early 30 with children. I'm just hoping they are some type of cysts. But I don't know if this is normal to have this inside the back vaginal wall. I'm so upset I just can't stop crying. Please it anyone has experienced this type of thing. 

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    Hello Redbrick80, 

    Oh I am so sorry to hear this is causing you so much anxiety that you can't stop crying. Unfortunately no one on the forum will be able to tell you what it might be although I hope you will hear from others here who have had something similar and that they will share their story with you. But it's important that you get in touch with your GP and explain all this - hopefully they will be able to examine you and tell you what these lumps might be. There are so many things it could be that have nothing to do with cancer so try not to worry too much about it and to talk to a medical expert about your worries.

    It sounds like you have scared yourself by googling all this and looking these things up online will always bring up the worst possible scenario so keep well away from the famously unreliable Dr Google! Instead, speak to a real doctor as soon as you can as this will I am sure give you the reassurance and clarity you need. 

    I am keeping everything crossed for you that it all turns out to be fine and that you can be seen soon by your doctor. 

    Best wishes, 

    Lucie, Cancer Chat Moderator

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    Hello Redbrick80, 

    Oh I am so sorry to hear this is causing you so much anxiety that you can't stop crying. Unfortunately no one on the forum will be able to tell you what it might be although I hope you will hear from others here who have had something similar and that they will share their story with you. But it's important that you get in touch with your GP and explain all this - hopefully they will be able to examine you and tell you what these lumps might be. There are so many things it could be that have nothing to do with cancer so try not to worry too much about it and to talk to a medical expert about your worries.

    It sounds like you have scared yourself by googling all this and looking these things up online will always bring up the worst possible scenario so keep well away from the famously unreliable Dr Google! Instead, speak to a real doctor as soon as you can as this will I am sure give you the reassurance and clarity you need. 

    I am keeping everything crossed for you that it all turns out to be fine and that you can be seen soon by your doctor. 

    Best wishes, 

    Lucie, Cancer Chat Moderator

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