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I've seen you can buy stuff to remove skin tags but because mine look nothing like pictures of skin tags I don't really want to mess around so I don't know what to do.Gonzalez D, Anand S, Mendez MD. I'm on the verge of entering a new relationship and I'm so embarrassed about the thought of him seeing them, so I'd like them removed. Tbh my main concern is that I am very self-conscious about these lumps. Logically I know that she is medically trained and knows more than me /what I find on Google, but I really didn't come away feeling reassured. I'm wondering if that's making me not trust her diagnosis. I'm really not keen on going to the gp and only go if I think I have to so I felt a bit put out by this. I genuinely thought if you had lumps suddenly appear it was normal to get them checked out. I can't remember the exact conversation but she did make me feel a bit silly and she repeated something along the lines of 'and why are you here' a few times in a tone that made me feel I shouldn't have gone.

The doctor did make me feel a bit stupid for going to see her, she asked why I'd come in a way that made me feel I shouldn't have bothered.

Also from what I've found so far it doesn't seem like it is common to get skin tags actually inside the vagina, more like they happen on the outside around the labia/general groin area. I've been googling and they really don't look like skin tags to me. She told me they were skin tags and she also said it looks as though some of my stitches from giving birth (dd is 4) are inflamed. Hi, I went to the doctor because I was concerned about some lumps in my vagina.

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