What is HPV

Overview If you've ever wondered if lumps, bumps, and the skin color of your vagina are normal, you're not alone. Vaginal bumps and lumps are common, especially during your childbearing years or as you age. Keep reading to learn more about the causes for changes to your skin in this area and when you should see a doctor. When people refer to the vagina, they're often referring to both the internal organ, the vagina, and the external genitalia known as the vulva. The vagina is a muscular tube that leads to your cervix, which is the opening to your uterus. The top layer of tissue in your vagina is mucous membrane, similar to tissue in your mouth or nose. The bumps and ridges on the surface of your vagina are called rugae, which are like folds or pleats of extra tissue when your vagina is relaxed. During sex or childbirth, rugae enable your vagina to expand. The vulva includes several organs: Labia majora are the outer lips of your vulva. The outer side of the labia majora is...

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