[h.erin]

Hi,
Because I'm in a holiday right now,so I can't go to see a doctor,but I'm pretty worried right now,please take some time to read my post~

Today my boyfriend and I was having oral sex,and then he found there is some strange'tissue growth with dark color areas' in my vaginal,I have no idea what's that, I don't feel any uncomfortable or any abnormal discharge,but is looks very creepy..

****EDIT****

our holiday still have one week left,I hope someone can tell me some info about that...

[caterpillar79]

If there is no discomfort/pain, strange odor, itchiness, dryness or irritation, then there is nothing to worry about. see a GYN if you want it addressed.

It seems to me like its a new growth of some sort. I wouldn't think it's a wart, but I reckon you get a Pap Smear for a more thorough evaluation of that growth. You definitely have to be seen by a doctor.

[h.erin]

Hi,
Because I'm in a holiday right now,so I can't go to see a doctor,but I'm pretty worried right now,please take some time to read my post~

Today my boyfriend and I was having oral sex,and then he found there is some strange'tissue growth with dark color areas' in my vaginal,I have no idea what's that, I don't feel any uncomfortable or any abnormal discharge,but is looks very creepy..

****EDIT****

our holiday still have one week left,I hope someone can tell me some info about that...

here is the link of picture,before you look the picture,please brace yourself,
it's not a nice show....

[WildChild]

Sweetie I did see you pic prior to editing it. We do limit language on this page to what you would use talking with your doctor but we do not generally allow pictures that are that graphic. I'm sure CW or Little will review it, they can chose to reverse that if they feel it's appropriate.

That said, it looks like you may have a bit of an infection and some hyper pigmentation. How familiar are you with the appearance of your labia? When aroused it looks different than unaroused. Do you have any pain, odor, irritation or other concerns? Best thing to do is see a doctor.