| Re: whiteish bump above clitoris
OK well I managed to get an appointment today with the gyno. I told her about the bump, and she examined it while asking me a bunch of questions. SHe didn't think it looked like a cyst, she said it was more wart-like. She did the rest of the exam and told me to watch it and if it didn't go away or got worse, to come back & she would biopsy it. However, I wasn't happy with that, so I questioned her further. I asked if she could do a biopsy now just to get it over with, but she said she couldn't cuz of "insurance issues" whatever that means. So, she said I can make the appointment to come back in a week or so.
Then I confirmed with her, giving my pretty much non-existent sexual contant with ANYONE other than one female about 7 or 8 years ago, the chances of this being anything STD related are slim, and she agreed. So I asked, well then, I know I am prone to having warts on my hands over the years, and lately I've been dealing with eczema. So I know that those are all sorts of skin issues and could be related. So I asked if it's possible that something like that could have infected there, she said "sure, maybe". I love how they never confirm or deny anything, but I guess they can't.
Anyway, my question now is....if she didn't seem to want to biopsy this right away, only after I suggest it, do you think that's a good sign that it's nothing serious to worry about? Because now my mind is filled with massive scary thoughts like cancer or some odd uncureable disease. How good are doctors at visually guessing things, and if it was something SO serious, should I believe that she would have suggest the biopsy before I did? I asked her if everything else during the exam was fine and she said yes, totally. Of course she'll send the pap out, not sure how long that takes.
Anyway, please let me know if this all sounds standard to you guys...thanks.
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