It could be a virus. Unlike bacteria, viruses are not living organisms. They are simply strands of DNA that insert themselves into your cells in order to propogate. Sometimes viruses like Herpes can flare up after long dormant periods. This isn't much different from a cold sore, which can appear long after infection, even if you have not kissed anyone in 6 months. You should see a doctor for a proper diagnosis, as some untreated STDs can lead to chronic systemic infection, organ failure or even cancer.
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A wound or pimple on the outer surface of the outer labia could be caused by an ingrown hair, a blocked sweat or oil gland, or heat or "diaper" rash. The inner surface is mucous membrane, so if there, it could be a blocked lubrication gland. If it does not resolve itself in a reasonable time, or if it burns when exposed to touch, air, or urine, or if it resolves then reoccurs, consult a physician. Note that "not sexually active" means different things to different people, and there are many activities not involving penetration that can still transmit STDs. Like, um, hand-to-there.
A wound or pimple on the outer surface of the outer labia could be caused by an ingrown hair, a blocked sweat or oil gland, or heat or "diaper" rash. The inner surface is mucous membrane, so if there, it could be a blocked lubrication gland. If it does not resolve itself in a reasonable time, or if it burns when exposed to touch, air, or urine, or if it resolves then reoccurs, consult a physician. Note that "not sexually active" means different things to different people, and there are many activities not involving penetration that can still transmit STDs. Like, um, hand-to-there.
No. Sores are not symptomatic of H1N1. H1N1 is an flu virus, and the symptoms you would experience are those typically associated with the flu:FeverBody achesFatigueWeaknessPoor appetiteAs far as what you have on your vagina, it would be best to have it checked out by a doctor (gynecologist), who can do a visual exam and submit a sample, if necessary, to a laboratory for testing.
Labia minora become engorged with blood when sexually arousal, more often caused by clitoral stimulation and arousal. Arousal stimulates vaginal secretions that lubricate the labia for easier entry. Large labia minora can increase stimulation and friction on the penis during thrusting, increasing arousal of the penis.
Labia minora is the plural form of labia minus and labia majora is the plural form of labia majus.
labia majora
The labia majora
long labia, or just labia
They don't close permanently. They are supposed to protect the entrance to the vaginal canal. When she's older and get sexually aroused, they will get swollen and part a bit.
answerthe labia majora My answer------CORRECTION: outer lips are labia majora, inner lips are labia minora. They didn't answer question of what the "mass" was.
No. I believe that you are describing the Labia Majora. The Labia Minora are the inner labia or, lips. Majora, the outer, protective, larger or, major labia, or lips.
Everyone has different labia majora and labia minora, it's not really possible for them to be too small. As long as they are healthy that is the only concern to have about your labia.